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Giant Pandas
When we were planning our trip to China and examining the options, there was one that jumped out at Karen, volunteering with the Pandas. At the Dujiangyan Base for research into Giant Pandas they have a program where you get to do some work near the Pandas. To be clear, you no longer get to touch the Pandas, however you do get to feed them which is pretty darn cute. A warning now. This is a very…
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Panda giving birth: Giant panda gives birth to twin brothers in China - TomoNews
Panda giving birth: Giant panda gives birth to twin brothers in China – TomoNews
[ad_1] video [ad_2] CHENGDU, CHINA — A giant panda named Xin Ni Er, has given birth to twin male cubs at the Hetaoping base of the China Conservation and Research Center for the Great Panda (CCRCGP).
Though one of the twins was not in plain view of the camera, they each weighed 152 grams and 177 grams. The birth was met with great…
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Giant pandas with the veterinarian and assistant director Dr. Li in one of the CCRCGP (China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda). © Pandas International
Qiang Qiang and I, Part 1 / Pandas International
We're excited to share Part 1 of a fantastic series from Qiang Zhou (translated by Pat Weiyi Zhang), a panda keeper at CCRCGP. This series chronicles the story of Qiang Qiang - a panda who was found with two shattered back legs - and those whose hearts and souls went into saving his life. Part 1 sets the stage with an account of how Qiang Zhou came to be a panda keeper, followed by an account of Qiang Qiang's arrival at CCRCGP after having both rear legs amputated at the knees. Read the rest of Part 1 here, and stop by to visit some of the pandas via HD live cam. Part 2 to follow!
