Exciting news for panda lovers! The Belgian animal park Pairi Daiza has announced that three of its beloved pandas are set to return to China on December 10. This move comes as part of an agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association.
The pandas, Tian Bao (born in 2016) and twins Bao Di and Bao Mei (born in 2019), will make their way back to the Giant Panda Base in Bifengxia. Located in the city of Ya'an, within China’s Sichuan Province, this research and breeding center plays a crucial role in the conservation of these adorable black and white giants.
Pairi Daiza has been home to these pandas for several years, offering visitors the chance to see them up close. Their journey back to their native habitat is a significant step in ongoing efforts to support panda populations worldwide.
While fans in Belgium will miss Tian Bao, Bao Di, and Bao Mei, their return signifies a hopeful collaboration between international conservation groups to protect and study these incredible creatures. Stay tuned for more updates on their adventures back home!
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The Belgian animal park Pairi Daiza has announced that three of its beloved pandas are set to return to China on December 10. This move comes as part of an agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association.
