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US-Born Panda Bei Bei Arrives In China After A 16-Hour Flight
The US-born giant panda Bei Bei has arrived in southwestern China after a 16-hour flight, with plenty of bamboo for him to munch on as he settled into his new home.
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Last Panda Cub In US Leaves For China On A "Specially Equipped" Flight
The US-born giant panda Bei Bei on Tuesday left the only home he has known at the National Zoo in Washington for a 16-hour flight back to China as part of its research and breeding program.
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Watch: This Panda Keeps Falling Out Of Trees. The Internet Is Entertained
On Friday, the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington DC, US posted a compilation of Bei Bei, an adorable two-year-old panda, working on his climbing skills. The Internet immediately gave Bei Bei an "A for effort."
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Panda Cub Bei Bei Has 'Lemon-Sized' Bamboo Mass Removed From Intestine
The Smithsonian National Zoo says its giant panda cub Bei Bei is recovering following surgery to remove a "lemon-sized mass of bamboo" from his small intestine.
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Piglets and Hatchlings and Cubs, Oh My!
The cheetah cub looked supremely irritated as the animal biologist put it down on a soft black cloth to have its portrait taken.
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US-Born Panda Bei Bei Arrives In China After A 16-Hour Flight
The US-born giant panda Bei Bei has arrived in southwestern China after a 16-hour flight, with plenty of bamboo for him to munch on as he settled into his new home.
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Last Panda Cub In US Leaves For China On A "Specially Equipped" Flight
The US-born giant panda Bei Bei on Tuesday left the only home he has known at the National Zoo in Washington for a 16-hour flight back to China as part of its research and breeding program.
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Watch: This Panda Keeps Falling Out Of Trees. The Internet Is Entertained
On Friday, the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington DC, US posted a compilation of Bei Bei, an adorable two-year-old panda, working on his climbing skills. The Internet immediately gave Bei Bei an "A for effort."
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Panda Cub Bei Bei Has 'Lemon-Sized' Bamboo Mass Removed From Intestine
The Smithsonian National Zoo says its giant panda cub Bei Bei is recovering following surgery to remove a "lemon-sized mass of bamboo" from his small intestine.
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Piglets and Hatchlings and Cubs, Oh My!
The cheetah cub looked supremely irritated as the animal biologist put it down on a soft black cloth to have its portrait taken.
