In response, the staff of China Zoo Association responded on the 20th that Yaya is now 22 years old and has been suffering from skin diseases, so she is in poor health. After communicating with Memphis Zoo, I learned that there is no problem with bamboo and living space, and I will continue to communicate with each other.
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Is our giant panda healthy at present? Chengdu Giant Panda Research Base responded.
CCTV News 1+ 1 Connect Zhang, director of Chengdu Giant Panda Research Base, to interpret the protection of national treasure giant pandas under the epidemic situation.
The host asked Zhang for nothing:? This large animal appeared in foreign zoos, but unfortunately it was tested positive for nucleic acid and infected COVID-19. Affected by this news, has our panda been tested? Are they all healthy?
Netizens and audience friends, we saw the news that COVID-19 was infected by carnivores such as tigers and lions at the Bronx Zoo in new york. ? Zhang said that we were also very nervous about this problem, because many diseases are shared by humans and animals, so we immediately arranged samples of giant pandas.
Later, Zhang was announced on the show? Good news? :? I am happy to tell the audience and the people of the whole country that all our pandas are negative after nucleic acid testing by authoritative organizations. No problem, COVID-19 is not infected. ?
Bai asked:? All our pandas have been tested for nucleic acid?
Zhang replied? Yes, all the pandas in Chengdu have been tested and sent to the relevant departments without any problems. ?
Bai:? In this way, I believe everyone will be at ease! ?
Affected by the epidemic, giant pandas who can't eat fresh bamboo will return to China early.
Calgary Zoo, the largest city in Alberta, released two giant pandas two years ahead of schedule because it was difficult to transport enough fresh bamboo after the outbreak of COVID-19? Ershun? And then what? Heavy hair? Send it back to China.
According to the agreement between China and Canada, the two giant pandas should be returned to China in 2023. The staff of Calgary Zoo have been trying to import enough bamboo to feed giant pandas? Ershun? And then what? Heavy hair? However, due to the outbreak of COVID-19, it is impossible to transport enough fresh bamboo twice a week by commercial flights. Because pandas only eat fresh bamboo, they are a little old or a little old during transportation, so they don't eat it. The director of the zoo said that they are applying to the Canadian and China governments to speed up the examination and approval procedures and return the pandas as soon as possible.
Ershun? And then what? Heavy hair? 20 14 came to Canada and gave birth to two cubs at Toronto zoo? Hope? And then what? Where is Jia? Later, I moved to Calgary Zoo on 20 18. ? Hope? And then what? Where is Jia? Will also be returned to China in 2020. The content comes from the network.