Ya Yi Passes Health Assessment by Chengdu Base Experts
Ya Yi passed a comprehensive health assessment conducted by an expert team from the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, confirming her good health.
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Ya Yi passed a comprehensive health assessment conducted by an expert team from the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, confirming her good health.
Bao Di moved to Wenzhou Zoo for 5-year exchange.
Bao Mei moved to Wenzhou Zoo with Bao Di.
Ocean Park announced the official name "加加" (Jia Jia) for the female twin. She, her brother De De, and mother Ying Ying moved to an expanded habitat, where Jia Jia began exploring climbing structures and mimicking bamboo eating, now weighing over 21 kg.
Liang Liang departed Zoo Negara after 11 years, returning to China.
Liang Liang departed Malaysia and returned to China after the conclusion of the Sino-Malaysian panda agreement. A farewell ceremony was held at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
After 11 years in Malaysia, Xing Xing and Liang Liang returned to China following the end of their 10-year conservation loan agreement.
Bao Li moved to the Smithsonian National Zoo alongside Qing Bao, arriving in Washington D.C. in October 2024.
Qing Bao moved to the Smithsonian National Zoo alongside Bao Li, arriving in Washington D.C. in October 2024.
Jia Yueyue arrived at Wuxi Zoo for a five-year educational exhibit.
Lu Lu passed away at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Jia Jia and De De appeared together in public with mother Ying Ying at Ocean Park Hong Kong, giving visitors their first chance to see the complete family.
Mei Zhu's enclosure was renovated and upgraded with a traditional Cantonese "moving-in ceremony" (入伙仪式), featuring a lion dance troupe performing dotting the eyes, plucking greens, and spreading blessings.
Ocean Park's naming competition for the twin panda cubs closed with over 35,700 submissions from Hong Kong residents, reflecting the city's deep affection for its first home-grown pandas.
Jia Jia, at approximately 11 kg, made her first public appearance at Ocean Park Hong Kong, drawing large crowds eager to see Hong Kong's first home-grown panda.
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