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Wolong is creating a 75-acre enclosure where pandas will live for several years, as a sort of halfway house before release.
Among the Pandas 2007
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The population around Wolong is mainly Tibetan; the plaque by the statue reminds us of the partnership and friendship between the Tibetan and Han peoples (plus the Qiang), united by love of the panda.
Among the Pandas 2007
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The population around Wolong is mainly Tibetan; the plaque by the statue reminds us of the partnership and friendship between the Tibetan and Han peoples (plus the Qiang), united by love of the panda.
Among the Pandas 2007
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The population around Wolong is mainly Tibetan; the plaque by the statue reminds us of the partnership and friendship between the Tibetan and Han peoples (plus the Qiang), united by love of the panda.
Among the Pandas 2007
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Wolong is creating a 75-acre enclosure where pandas will live for several years, as a sort of halfway house before release.
Among the Pandas 2007
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Wolong is a hard place to get to, and by the time visitors arrive, most are willing to make an extra investment to get close to the pandas.
Among the Pandas 2007
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Wolong is a hard place to get to, and by the time visitors arrive, most are willing to make an extra investment to get close to the pandas.
Among the Pandas 2007
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These cubs, named Hua'ao and Qingfeng, were transferred to a nature reserve at Nanshan Park in Yantai, Shandong Province, China, from the Wolong Nature Reserve in Sichuan province in May: Visit NTDTV's YouTube channel video link.
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Giant panda "Yo Yo" bore a pair of female twins at the Wolong Panda reserve in Sichuan province last week, pushing the total number of 2010 births to 19, surpassing the previous record of 18 in 2006.
Panda Baby Boom In China (VIDEO) Curtis M. Wong 2010
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Giant panda "Yo Yo" bore a pair of female twins at the Wolong Panda reserve in Sichuan province last week, pushing the total number of 2010 births to 19, surpassing the previous record of 18 in 2006.
Panda Baby Boom In China (VIDEO) Curtis M. Wong 2010
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