Zhu Li Na Debuts with Queen Sofia
Zhu Li Na debuted with Queen Sofia of Spain.
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Zhu Li Na debuted with Queen Sofia of Spain.
Ai Hin moved to Shaanxi Rare Wildlife Rescue and Breeding Research Center for cross-subspecies breeding.
Cao Cao was released into Wuyipeng forest and successfully mated with a wild male panda, becoming the first captive panda in history to achieve natural mating with a wild individual.
Ding Ding returned to the China Conservation and Research Center to participate in the national optimized breeding plan after reaching sexual maturity.
Bao Bao returned to China aboard the FedEx Panda Express, settling at the Dujiangyan Base and later Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Qin Qin moved to Xi'an Qinling Wildlife Park for public exhibition, giving visitors their first chance to see Shaanxi's hand-reared panda success story.
Guangzhou Zoo closed its panda house for renovation. Ya Yi and Xing Yi returned to Chengdu temporarily while the facility underwent a complete upgrade.
Zhu Li Na was named at Madrid Zoo.
Meng Meng was born at chengdu_base.
Pan Pan (studbook 308), the world's longest-lived captive male giant panda and genetic founder of ~25% of the global captive population, died at 4:50 AM at Dujiangyan Base due to perianal squamous cell carcinoma. He was 31 years old.
Guo Guo died from acute pancreatitis at Shanghai Wildlife Park. Her cub Hua Sheng also died days later. The delayed announcement sparked public controversy.
Ryu Hin was transferred to Huai'an Zoo in Jiangsu Province alongside male panda A Bao.
A Bao was transferred to Huai'an Zoo for public exhibition.
Long Hui died from cardiac arrest during anesthesia for a tumor surgery at Schonbrunn Zoo.
Fu Feng was officially named "福凤" (Happy Phoenix) at a ceremony attended by the Chinese Ambassador to Austria and the Austrian Vice-Chancellor.
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