Yun Zi Returns to China
Yun Zi arrived at the Dujiangyan Base after a 48-hour journey from San Diego, becoming the first overseas-returned panda to reside at the facility.
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Yun Zi arrived at the Dujiangyan Base after a 48-hour journey from San Diego, becoming the first overseas-returned panda to reside at the facility.
Hong Xi was born at china_conservation_and_research_center.
Monitoring teams found Tao Tao in a recapture cage at Liziping. He weighed 115 kg, was in excellent health, and was re-released the next day.
Bao Bao was officially named at a 100-day ceremony. First Lady Michelle Obama and China's First Lady Peng Liyuan sent congratulations.
Po moved to chengdu_base.
Zhang Xiang (张想, sb826), the first captive-born female panda raised through mother-rearing rewilding training, was released into Liziping Nature Reserve in Shimian County. This marked the first successful release of a female captive-born panda into the wild, following the earlier release of Tao Tao in 2012.
Zhang Xiang became the first captive-born female giant panda released into the wild. She walked out of her transport cage into the forests of Liziping Nature Reserve, Xiaoxiangling, after 26 months of mother-reared rewilding training.
Jia Yueyue was born at Toronto Zoo in Canada.
Lin Bing returned to China from Thailand aboard a fan-chartered flight, with hundreds of Thai fans accompanying her on the journey.
An An was born at the Shaanxi Rare Wildlife Rescue Center to mother Zhu Zhu.
Xing Bao was born at Madrid Zoo, the first surviving male panda cub born in Spain.
Ya Yi (雅一) and her twin brother Ya Er (雅二) were born at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. Ya Yi is recorded as studbook number 903.
Shun Shun born at Ya'an Bifengxia Base, son of Lu Lu.
Ya Er born at Chengdu Base, twin of Ya Yi, daughter of Xing Ya and Yong Yong.
Bao Bao was born at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington D.C. to mother Mei Xiang and father Tian Tian.
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