China says farewell to 2 giant pandas as they head to San Diego

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The San Diego Zoo is getting ready to welcome their newest residents: Giant pandas Yun Chuan and Xin Bao! NBC’s Janis Mackey Frayer reports for TODAY on the excitement around their welcome.
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25 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 26

@andreaa8435 9 дней назад

I’m so grateful they’re coming! They’re so loved so much already!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@Adonna2424 9 дней назад

SO lucky!! Please treat them well! Edit: Also please don't shout at them because they are sensitive to smells and sounds. Thank you!

@Julianna_w 9 дней назад

To San Diego panda lovers, we're relying on you to look out for these 2 kids!!

@gel990 10 дней назад

Welcome to the USA. I would not mind waiting longer if they need more time to adjust. I want to see them, but only when they are actually ready.

@___beyondhorizon4664 10 дней назад

I was talking to the zoo HR recruiter last month, she said all the bamboos will be delivered from the 2nd San Diego zoo safari Park in Escondido near by. The zoo is hiring more food court workers just to anticipate more visitors. September is a little cooler for visitors 😊

@GP-nr2fm 9 дней назад

Welcome to America, babies. You will be loved ❤️

@yenxion6516 10 дней назад

Welcome to the USA pandas. 🐼🇺🇸

@jeremyy9188 9 дней назад

Real kung fu pandas

@ben7286 9 дней назад

Welcome giant puffy friends! Hope this time the zoos would treat you better than Memphis…

@JRM62524 8 дней назад

Please don't disparage the Memphis Zoo.

@Col-gl6jf 8 дней назад

@@JRM62524 just check out Yaya when she was the Memphis Zoo 1 year ago and now (at the Zoo in Beijing). You could clearly see that Yaya has gained so much weight, her fur improved so much and she looks way happier right now since her return to China.

@Sharma0401 8 дней назад

@@JRM62524请去检查你的眼睛

@christinateh5473 8 дней назад

@@Sharma0401Saw a US news media video, a lot of flash lights taking pictures in front of a panda.

@JRM62524 6 дней назад

@@Col-gl6jf I followed the story. I am happy that the medical treatment she is receiving in China has helped her a lot. It is my understanding that the medical treatment she received in the USA was in consultation with the Chinese panda experts. My thoughts - if you are not a veterinarian, biologist, or animal expert, and don't have access to her clinical records, let the experts who have seen her clinical records do the talking. The Chinese experts who checked her out over the years while she was in the USA have clearly said that she was well cared for in the USA. End of story.

@tramyyap 8 дней назад

Hope us panda fans will share more their video ❤❤

@avariel-eu 9 дней назад

Panda cam thanks❤

@___beyondhorizon4664 10 дней назад

I recalled the male xing Bao is the DC Panda bao bao 's offspring

@juliearthur8303 9 дней назад

You are thinking of the male panda cub Bao Li, who will be one of the two coming to Washington's National Zoo later this year. He is the son of Bao Bao, a female panda born at Washington DC's National Zoo, and since returned to China where Bao Li was born. The male cub coming to San Diego is Yun Chuan, who has a local connection. His mother, Zhen Zhen, was born at the San Diego Zoo. She is also in China now, where her son was born.