Exciting news for panda fans around the world! The renowned Belgian animal park Pairi Daiza announced on Wednesday that three of its beloved pandas will be heading back to China on December 10. This heartfelt farewell is part of an agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association.
The pandas, Tian Bao (born in 2016) and the adorable twins Bao Di and Bao Mei (both born in 2019), have spent wonderful years captivating visitors with their playful antics and gentle nature.
These furry friends will return to the Giant Panda Base in Bifengxia, a premier research and breeding center located in Ya'an, southwest China's Sichuan Province. This center is dedicated to the conservation and study of giant pandas, ensuring these majestic creatures continue to thrive in their natural habitat.
While it's bittersweet to see them go, Pairi Daiza is thrilled to have been part of Tian Bao, Bao Di, and Bao Mei's journey. Visitors have cherished the opportunity to learn more about giant pandas and their importance in wildlife conservation.
Stay tuned for more updates and perhaps plan a visit to Pairi Daiza before December to say your goodbyes!
The renowned Belgian animal park Pairi Daiza announced on Wednesday that three of its beloved pandas will be heading back to China on December 10. This heartfelt farewell is part of an agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association.
This center is dedicated to the conservation and study of giant pandas, ensuring these majestic creatures continue to thrive in their natural habitat.
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