Edinburgh Zoo’s giant pandas prepare to return to China | BBC News 

😂😂😂😂

All the animals in the zoo are like this

@@greenjobs2153 Not just in zoos, m8. A good proportion of animals in the wild sleep and eat and do very little else with their time. Pandas behave like this in the wild 99% of the time, too.👍

They became endangered due to humans...that must have been traumatic for them. They are slowly making a comeback though

You do know that panda’s are so sacred in China, that China will never attack a country with pandas right. So they will remove the pandas from a country before they attack them. They did the same in the USA

@@justinlewis899 why would china attack Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ? I'm just honored to have seen them growing up for the last few years in my country , I would have loved for them to have babies that would have been awesome 👍

I'm surprised they're not carrying out more artificial insemination to try and boost the population of the species.

Yeah right. Most humans are in cages and only see one other person too.

Ridiculous comment...they are now considered vulnerable from endangered because of humans.

FYI,Panda Yaya, identified as stud number 507, is the offspring of Lele, who is identified as stud number 320. Lele has given birth to 12 panda cubs. Tragically, all of them except Yaya have passed away. Seven of these cubs died within a day of being born. Of the remaining four who reached adulthood, their lifespans were as follows: Jinxin (No.442) died at 5 years old, Jingxue (No.411) at 6, Jingjing (No.392) at 10, and Jinghui (No.469), the longest-lived among them, passed away at 10.5 years old in 2009 in Beijing. In comparison, Yaya is Lele's only surviving child, currently alive at the age of 22. This suggests that Yaya has received exceptional care, making her the sole survivor to live such a long life.

You definitely do have to be an expert, and proof of that is brain dead idiots like yourself who think they know everything with your Palestine flag pfp as your living comfortably in western civilisation

These two are celebrities 🌟 🌟 Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 loved and adored and well cared for because they are precious and a gift to us all !! we don't want animals dying out / extinction!! and our children never getting to see them in their temporary habitats , we must respect,care for and protect all earth's 🌏 creatures great and small 🙏❤️✌️

Pandas in south Korea will return to china soon, and I'm happy with that. Now at least three nations got expired the term of borrowing pandas with china, south Korea, UK. USA... I know not what the meaning of having pandas in your homeland when political harrassment from china would never come to an end? I would be very sorry and wooing for any animal from many countries other than china for enhancing friendships. But not for pandas! They have been misused too much for political reasons which I hate most.

​@@user-hu7ix5xc8q Thats absolutely China's fault. Blame the CCP

Nah not replaced, unless yah mean nukes.

@@danny-b75 Xi already indicated that the pandas would be replaced. People get so wrapped up in politics they forget why the Pandas were in Edinburgh in the first place. It was a loan agreement, the idea is to breed them with the hope of preventing their extinction. That initial objective has never changed.

​@@catalinacuriowe can create any animal you want nowa dayyysss

@@techleak3412 Except stubborn pandas…

Panda politics, China is like that. Baby government. 👶

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The pandas will be treated like royalty, China has a huge program to stop the pandas becoming extinct.. Google search. 🐼

China is out of food 😔😔😔

Because China is using as a way of poking the shoulder of democratic countries

I bet China will go for Taiwan, and doesn't want their pandas used as a bribe or some garbage. All panda 🐼 outside China being called back to China

Are you from Mars?

WTF 🤔

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What on earth are you talking about?

What?

Why? Most zoos form global conservation projects to protect species from going extinct. It's not like 50 years ago when they were being paraded around (although sadly some are still a bit like that, for example in America or West Midlands safari)

@JoshAston23 I have a right to how I feel. Simple I don't like seeing animals locked up and the pain of animals stems from humans.

@@BlackBellyDanceCandy yes you do, I never said you don't. I was just curious about your comment. In an ideal world, I agree that animals should not be locked up but unfortunately humans are highly irresponsible and like to destroy the planet. The (majority of) zoos are doing a great job of saving animals that would otherwise be hunted to extinction in the wild.

Better than staying in the UK and getting squashed like a Hedgehog.

@@user-ts8xr9fp6c pathetic comment, their better off being free in the wild