What We Know About the National Zoo’s New Pandas Bao LI and Qing Bao
“Qing Bao is our more reserved panda, she’s a little cautious, a little bit more nervous about the new noises and sounds,” says Laurie Thompson, assistant curator of giant pandas. “Bao Li is just full of energy, he loves people, he wants to interact. Just kind of opposites.”
The panda enclosure at the zoo is built so that Bao Li and Qing Bao can happily lead entirely separate lives. Panda mothers and their cubs generally stay together for about two years before separating ...
Two new residents woke up with the rest of Washington, D.C., this week, hungry and ready to settle in. Staff at the ...
Although the new pandas arrived at their new home on Connecticut Avenue, officials say they won't make their debut to the ...
The National Zoo’s new pandas, Bao Li and Qing Bao, arrived in the DC area Tuesday. The zoo closed Tuesday to accommodate its ...
The National Zoo’s two new giant panda, who arrived Tuesday after an 8,000-mile flight from China, will now settle into their ...
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Two giant pandas from China have landed in Washington, marking the first time the American capital has welcomed a new set of ...
Giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao arrived at the National Zoo shortly before noon Tuesday. One expert on China said the timing ...
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