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For The First Time in 50 Years, US Won't Have Any Panda. Here's Why
For all panda lovers in the US, there is sad news. The National Zoo, in Washington DC, which has been the home to three giant pandas for 50 years, will soon send them back to China.
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It's A Boy! Critically Endangered Western Lowland Gorilla Born In US Zoo
Calaya, a 15-year-old western lowland gorilla who lives at Washington DC's National Zoo, gave birth to her first offspring, a male named Moke, which means "junior" or "little one" in the Lingala language of Africa. Members of the zoo staff said it was an amazing event.
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Watch: This Panda Keeps Falling Out Of Trees. The Internet Is Entertained
On Friday, the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington DC, US posted a compilation of Bei Bei, an adorable two-year-old panda, working on his climbing skills. The Internet immediately gave Bei Bei an "A for effort."
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DC Is Quiet, But The Zoo's Panda Is Out Making Snow Angels
The Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington is closed, but a video of one of the zoo's four pandas enjoying the snow there is making a lot of people smile.
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Chinese pandas extend their US stay
Two beloved giant pandas have been the stars of Washington, DC's National Zoo for a decade. However their status is immigrant as they have been on loan from China.Just when kids were bidding goodbye to their oriental friends, comes the happy news that the stay for these pandas has been extended.Chinese conservation officials signed a deal with the ...
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For The First Time in 50 Years, US Won't Have Any Panda. Here's Why
For all panda lovers in the US, there is sad news. The National Zoo, in Washington DC, which has been the home to three giant pandas for 50 years, will soon send them back to China.
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It's A Boy! Critically Endangered Western Lowland Gorilla Born In US Zoo
Calaya, a 15-year-old western lowland gorilla who lives at Washington DC's National Zoo, gave birth to her first offspring, a male named Moke, which means "junior" or "little one" in the Lingala language of Africa. Members of the zoo staff said it was an amazing event.
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Watch: This Panda Keeps Falling Out Of Trees. The Internet Is Entertained
On Friday, the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington DC, US posted a compilation of Bei Bei, an adorable two-year-old panda, working on his climbing skills. The Internet immediately gave Bei Bei an "A for effort."
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DC Is Quiet, But The Zoo's Panda Is Out Making Snow Angels
The Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington is closed, but a video of one of the zoo's four pandas enjoying the snow there is making a lot of people smile.
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Chinese pandas extend their US stay
Two beloved giant pandas have been the stars of Washington, DC's National Zoo for a decade. However their status is immigrant as they have been on loan from China.Just when kids were bidding goodbye to their oriental friends, comes the happy news that the stay for these pandas has been extended.Chinese conservation officials signed a deal with the ...
