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KEEPERS AT A CHINESE wildlife conservation centre are preparing two giant pandas for return to the wild.
Cao Cao, a ten-year-old female, and her 21-month-old male cub Tao Tao are receiving wildlife training at the Wolong Nature Reserve. Employees at the centre say that the cub needs to learn about other animals which the pandas will encounter in the wild because so far, he has only known his mother.
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Four female pandas were selected in 2010 for the training programme. The China Daily reports that the programme restarted in 2010 after a temporary suspension following the discovery of the body of the first panda to go through the training. Researchers said they believed the panda fell from a height while competing for space and food.
Zookeepers at Wolong have been donning panda costumes in an effort to limit the effects of the pandas’s interaction with humans.
Thursday 19 December, 2024
Thursday 19 December, 2024
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In pictures: pandas in training
KEEPERS AT A CHINESE wildlife conservation centre are preparing two giant pandas for return to the wild.
Cao Cao, a ten-year-old female, and her 21-month-old male cub Tao Tao are receiving wildlife training at the Wolong Nature Reserve. Employees at the centre say that the cub needs to learn about other animals which the pandas will encounter in the wild because so far, he has only known his mother.
Four female pandas were selected in 2010 for the training programme. The China Daily reports that the programme restarted in 2010 after a temporary suspension following the discovery of the body of the first panda to go through the training. Researchers said they believed the panda fell from a height while competing for space and food.
Zookeepers at Wolong have been donning panda costumes in an effort to limit the effects of the pandas’s interaction with humans.
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