Pandas Place

A major earthquake this year in China had a lasting impact on the population of giant pandas, killing at least one of the animals—plus five people who had been working to preserve the species.

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Baby giant pandas playing at Wolong Nature Preserve.

Watch mother and daughter eating some crunchy bamboo together. Look at the size of some of the Bamboo panda cub Su Lin is able to tackle. The two of them really seem to be enjoying this particular bamboo.

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Rambunctious juvenile pandas climb, wrestle, and play at the Panda Base outside of Chengdu, China. CI scientists and advisors accompanied a production crew from DreamWorks Animation to study panda behavior for the sequel to Kung Fu Panda. These pandas were filmed during their morning play time. They are most active in the mornings and late afternoons and pretty much sleep all day in between. The Panda Base is one of the most popular sites for visitors to Chengdu, a town trying to recover from a devastating 8.0 magnitude earthquake that rocked Sichuan Province on May 12. CI will use DreamWorks Animation funding to help restore many of the habitats in Sichuan both pandas and people rely on for their well-being. The Panda Base was unaffected and, as you can see, the pandas are well worth a visit.

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Adorable footage of cute pandas filmed by NPR videographer David Gilkey at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Chengdu, China.

two panda bears mating in Vienna Zoo at Schönbrunn on 2007-04-20

Leah D’Emilio visits the world famous San Diego Zoo, and gets to meet three fascinating animals: a Red Kangaroo, the wonderful Binturong (also known as the Bearcat), and the Kookaburra bird.

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Some red pandas playing at the Chengdu Panda Research Center in China

Two red pandas spend an hour a day locking lips at a zoo near Tokyo.