Giant pandas make their public debut at the San Diego Zoo
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Two giant pandas made their public debut Thursday at the San Diego Zoo. Yun Chuan and Xin Bao arrived at the San Diego Zoo earlier this summer and are the first giant pandas to enter the U.S. in 21 years.
In celebration of their debut, Governor Gavin Newsom proclaimed August 8, 2024, as California Panda Day.
Panda Ridge at the San Diego Zoo opened August 8 at noon. Guests have several options to see the animals, including obtaining a free giant panda timed ticket or joining a standby line. Additionally, advanced reservations are available for an exclusive 60-minute Early Morning with Pandas Walking Tour before the zoo opens to guests for the day.
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A panda a day keeps the sorrow away. 😂
Oh no, what are gonna eat after the first two days 😂😂😂
Soft diplomacy with China can bring lots of sadness and tears for panda lovers as other foreign countries did when returning especially the babies born out of China. Wish there is international panda audit agency that inspects what goes on at China panda breeding centers to stop the abuse and neglect, in addition to unnecessary research that tortures and kills!!!
@@Lee-we6nr I don’t know where that accusation comes from. Do you have any evidence? Videos, pictures, testimonies, statistics … or have you been to China and seen it with your own eyes? Or is it something you heard from someone somewhere? Or do you just assume they were evil because they are Chinese?
Hope the two pandas would live happily in San Diego zoo, having enough to eat, a good environment to live in and access to vet services, with loving and respectable panda keepers.
Definitely they will.
祝云川，鑫宝在San Diego 生活愉快，健康平安🙏
I was there to see the first pandas 25 years ago.
Me too.... wasted my time seeing those lazy boring things. I will save my standing in line for the other animals, who in my opinion, are cuter than those things. 1 1/2 hours in line to see them eat bamboo is not worth it.
I got to see the pair of pandas in DC last Easter for free before learning that they were leaving in the fall.
@@boardcertifiableeating bamboo are panda 's way of life😅 what else do you except pandas do? Practicing kung fu?😅
Years ago I visited the Melbourne, Australia zoo. All the animals were sleeping!
I was lucky to visit the Panda Center in Chengdu. If you go there, prepare to wear proper shoes because the park is as big as Disneyland. Pandas lives like kings and queens in Chengdu. Hopefully these bears are not bored in San Diego.
@@InspireMe819 you were lucky to be able to make it back to the states.
@@HeliosHarish7 China is not bad as you think. Don't talk about politics and you will be fine. I stayed in my own lane and enjoyed my trip. The people there are super nice and helpful.
@@InspireMe819 haha, I invited my mechanic to visit China, he said he might be arrested. I asked whether he would blow up the Great Wall or the Summer Palace. Some ppl have groundless fear of seeing something with their own eyes and like to think that they are some big wigs deserving China's attention.
@@HeliosHarish7We are luck not to have you in China. Stay in the backward USA pls.
@@InspireMe819you can talk about politics but you can't do anything about it. US is not that different. I don't see people can get away from the 2 political parties you have.
I'm coming!
It’s utter pandamonium
Hope this two babies live happily here ❤🎉
Don't tell me you can't just listen to this news and not have the urge to blast the Panda song 🐼
You mean High Score by Panda Eyes?
@@pierreproudhon9008Sure...
❤ wonderful ❤❤❤❤
I hope the Memphis Zoo incident not be repeated.
Somewhere on planet Nibiru the brand new human enclosure is being displayed…and that makes me smile
Excellent
Please take care all panda in all countries. Let us know that no matter problem between USA & China but love them as living creatures created by God that we should take care of🙏❤ thank you!
we really need to have international animal organization that inspect the panda breeding centers in China as more abuse/neglect goes on there. Outside of China, due to the penalty and the cost of panda rental for each zoos, pandas most likely will be in premium care.
please treat our giant pandas well! No more 丫丫 incident happening again!
China doesn't treat their so called national treasure too well either. Really sad to see how they experiment on the foreign born baby pandas when they get forced to separate from family and all they know to head to China to only get neglect/abused.
@@Lee-we6nr。。。。。
@@chaucow4231 you also treat your humans better lol!
@@HeliosHarish7 You treat your mouth better first la!
@@chaucow4231 la? I pity a fool who doesn’t even speak the language. Learn to speak the language first. 😂 no need to show how uneducated you are.
오랜시간 좁은 케이지 안에서 고생했을 아이들을 부디 마음으로 진심으로 보살펴주시기를 간곡히 부탁드립니다
Love to go
We went and were so excited to see the pandas. We left with so many people talking shit lmao They weren’t out but still led you through the line as if they were. We wish the tour was longer too. They said it was a 45 minute tour but from our time it was 24 minutes. The plants are beautiful and have many amazing ones to look at. All the other types of animals as well. We had a very great time but disappointed about not seeing the pandas since that was the only reason we wanted to go, but hey it was fun. They should atleast close the line to see the pandas when they’re “not out”.
So happy the pandas are back!! We definitely didn't need Grewsome there.. got too see them yesterday morning. They are so adorable!!
Are they gonna raise the pandas wages too? 😂
The red panda are cooler
Totally agreed.
The fact that other countries aren't even allowed to breed to help in conservation is the final straw.
It's not about the welfare of the species- just control over their population by one communist country known for animal abuse.
😂🤡
Exciting😀😀❤going next weekend 😋
Hopefully these pandas will be nicely treated. No more tragedies or mistreating like it in Memphis or Washington DC. Pandas need everyone’s attention and supervision.
The DC National Zoo Pandas were on live camera 24/7, what are you talking about
You need to worry about pandas in China more than in overseas. 1) Some of the zoo keepers in China are abusing pandas hitting them on camera. 2) Many pandas in China are getting sick to have unsafe private encounters and getting life long sickness like allergies with hair loss, because zoos are making more money to sell the private encounters. 3) Some of the pandas in China are not immediately treated when they are sick. I can even name the mistreated pandas of these cases.
Are those panda ears up to buy at the zoo?
I don't like that these animals are being shipped around to be used as political tools. At least they don't seem bothered in these videos.
So, Taiwan had better to return the pandas to China.
They arrived here so those two are so lucky. If they have any babies, those will be taken away to China before 4 years because all pandas are property of China. If you see videos of those returned babies, it will be hard to look away knowing how insecure and unhappy they look, not to mention all the signs of physical abuse they experience as a foreign born.
Pandas get 24/7 x 365 days care , they live better than humans. New born Pandas are blind and deaf and they don't know how to pee and poop without help.
5:14 you can’t hold parking stop like that
Newsom looks strung out.
He is a not a good guy.
@@cybervision_1 You are not either.
You look like him, strung out.
@@tl1533 Ouch, you really got me with that one, dipshit.
He's always been. Even has the raspy voice.
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Why do we still support this Panda diplomacy?
Absolutely agreed. 1000%
Because they are beautiful.
@@Princeton_James doesn’t mean we turn a blind eye to the atrocities suffered by other animals at the hands of the very country.
What a basic response to a complicated situation.
No one is question that these animals are adorable.
@@HeliosHarish7what atrocities? Please give specific examples.
@@HeliosHarish7plus why can’t we just celebrate a cute and wonderful animal and the success in its preservation?
We should procure pandas so we don't need to negotiate with China anymore to get pandas. Keep pandas great!
Gawd, that Newsome is so annoying.
Even the prices for a zoo is ridiculous
Just go to DC National Zoo, it's free. In fact, 95% of all DC museums are free
Gavin looks like he’s on that white girl 😂 it’s giving Wolf of Wall Street
You look the same.
Kebun binatang di amerika pernah punya reputasi buruk dalam memperlakukan panda, semoga amerika bisa belajar banyak dari kelakuan nya di masa lalu, perlakukan lah panda dengan kasih sayang seperti memperlakukan keluargamu sendiri, cukupi panda dengan bambu muda yang segar dan siapkan dokter terbaik jika panda dalam kondisi kurang sehat, semoga panda yang baru datang di sandiego zoo bisa hidup bahagia dan sehat.
Watch them make an accusation and say we didn't know a panda was infected with the virus, and unfortunately spread it to a human caregiver who then spread it to the whole tri-state area. 😂
Get a life pessimist ! They where in quarantine !!!!!!
How pathetic you are to bring this up even when all the people are celebrating the arrival of Panda!
@@huanghermann5207 sorry Pee wee Herman I wasn't born yesterday
If pandas are abused in USA, why does Chinese government keep sending them here? I believe pandas are definitely getting better treated in USA than in China. China doesn’t even have human rights and animal cruelty laws like here in USA.
Panda Panda Panda I am vegan bear~~
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
China, China, China 😂
Hope for Yaya.
Hope San
❤
Lets send them grizzly bears lol
San Diego would want a male and female to have children
Actually that should be the plan. Any offspring born in the US belongs to China as agreed upon in the agreement.
no babies please. Until revision of the panda diplomacy and panda agreement, babies will be taken away to China before turning 4 years as all pandas unfortunately belong to China: (
The pair are 5 years old boy and 4 years old girl. The boy's grandmother lives in SD zoo and had 6 babies in SD
Conservation efforts have worked. Back in China, people have encounterd wild pandas crossing the street or wandering into villages to seek food or help.
seems like the pandas are no longer extinct breed so soft diplomacy and panda agreement between countries needs to be updated so the poor foreign born babies can stay at their home country and not get subject to abuse in the name of research in China !!!
@@Lee-we6nr They are not likely to extinct any more thanks to facades of conservation efforts. They, however, have trouble in surviving in the wild. These bears are easy targets of some wild animals, for instance, wolf pack. China researchers have used neck monitors (it will come off in 2 years) on those which have been rescued. If any one of them stay at a location motionless for 24 hours, they would go check. They found one bear staying on a tree for quite long. When they reached the site, they noticed a bear on a tree trunk escaping wild beasts. They fed the bear honeyed apples and 16 people carried it down the mountain to get to a research center for better treatment. After about five month recovery, the bear was released back to the wild. Three years later, the same bear came to humans again, thinner and poorly nutritional. Scientists put on a new necklace monitor and released it to the wild, despite social media call for the center to look after for for “retirement”. She was 17 and their lifespan is around 18. Scientists ensured the public the bear would be closely watched. I do not know where you get the information they are abused, but all I can say is their life is cherished and they are well protected.
@@Lee-we6nr in your dream 🤡
lets wait and see if San Diego Zoo is capable of protecting Pandas
| How a giant panda in the US is causing outrage in China | youtube
| Memphis Zoo: Return Suffering Pandas YaYa and LeLe to China Before It’s Too Late |
The law should be changed. Once cubs are born in foreign countries, those can keep them. Sending back three years later is so rough for baby Panda once they go back to China. Korean Panda Pubao looks so sad in China.
Where can those cubs find girlfriends boyfriend in foreign countries when they grow up 😂??
熊貓生活的比你還好，你還擔心熊貓，你擔心下自己吧，除了美國那兩隻一只營養不良死了·一隻營養不良快死了·如果不是早送回中國估計很快也死了
Meanwhile our southern border is and has been wide open....yes please let's get more panda's Newsom!!! We love you!!! Stay Vigilant y'all.
Booooooo👎
Sad to see all the animals in captivity
Not as sad as seeing them go extinct due to poaching and habitat loss.
@@wanderingintheabysswe can’t control ourselves so imprison the animals…sounds quite human to me
They are being put in the wild again after a few yrs of growing and training of survival @@Possiblechange
😂😂🤡🤡🤡
There are a lot of efforts in retraining some of them to return them back to the nature. But you have to study them well to help them. The big part of the getting to know them can only be done in the zoo. So it depends on the specific zoo and the effort. I would not disqualify all efforts done by the reputable zoos in the preservation of our planet. You have to look at each case specifically.
No. Just no. Wild animals are not exhibitions, and they do not belong in captivity, full stop. If this is common humanity, then humanity needs to evolve. Zoos are part of the problem, not the solution to conservation. As for education, sanctuaries make educating the public a priority, not buying, breeding, selling and exhibiting the animals.
Evolve, people. This is not acceptable.
Zoos are absolutely part of the solution. Educate yourself.
Accredited zoos are involved in worldwide conservation programs such as the SSP (Species Survival Plan) and their goal is to educate the public the importance of conservation. In an utopian world, we wouldn’t need zoos, sanctuaries and shelters for animals but in order to save a species it’s important that zoos, sanctuaries and shelters make it their priority to preserve and protect. Strict regulations are in place to regulate breeding programs at zoos through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and it does not take animals out of the wild, buy and sell. You’re thinking of non-accredited zoos and private ownership by people who can buy, for instance, a tiger cub online. There are canned hunting ranches where a person can literally go and shoot a wild animal (mostly lions, rhinos and other large mammals), most of which are bought for the purpose of hunting them. Zoos and sanctuaries may not be the perfect place for animals but it is humans who have contributed to the need for zoos and sanctuaries because of the demand for medicinal remedies, illegal wildlife trafficking, body parts such as ivory, and the list goes on. I’m not a zoo person by nature but I think of a zoo animal as an ambassador of their own species meant to educate.
@@paulaadams1765 "I’m not a zoo person by nature but I think of a zoo animal as an ambassador of their own species meant to educate."
This is so palpably absurd that I am not sure if it even rises to the level of contempt.
"You’re thinking of non-accredited zoos and private ownership by people who can buy, for instance, a tiger cub online."
I assure you I am not. I am referring to zoos exactly like those in SD and DC (I'm from both cities and have been to both zoos multiple times). Breeding wild animals in captivity is an archaic practice that needs to stop. And one day, it will stop.
But for now, well-intentioned people need to wake up. Despite some being more regulated than others, all zoos perpetuate a misguided notion that to save wild animals and educate the public about them, we have the right to force them into a life of captivity through breeding and exhibitionism. This is not the way an evolved society treats the natural environment and those that occupy it with us. This is not what Genesis 1 means when it states that we have "dominion" over animals.
You know nothing about modern zoos and what they do. Zoos will far outlive your ignorance.
@@noellewest4347 Stop being ignorant. I do volunteer work at my local zoo not because I’m a zoo person but because I believe in and teach children and adults about conservation and the importance of their survival. It’s the only life these animals know and while they are in a safe environment away from human predators, yes I prefer the animals to be in their natural habitat but in today’s world extinction would be rampant. It is the fly by night zoos that anger me where animals are mistreated and abused. In fact, it angers me when all animals everywhere are mistreated and abused.
別又被虐待死了，可能過幾年又開始營養不良了···