Did Panda Susu pass away? Where did the panda Susu die of illness?

At 18:28 on June 2, 2017, the oldest female giant panda "Su Su" in Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base died at the age of 34, equivalent to a centenarian, and was diagnosed by autopsy of senile multifunctional organ failure.

It is understood that the giant panda "Su Su" pedigree number: 312, it has a rough life, ill-fated, "Su Su" was rescued from the wild in May 1986 back to the Chengdu Zoo at that time, was rescued back when the "Su Su" age was close to adulthood, according to conservative estimates it was born in 1983, one of the eyes was injured and caused permanent blindness, and in 1987 in an anesthesia physical examination it was accidentally anesthetized and stopped breathing for 3 and a half hours, shock 25 hours, Later, with its tenacious vitality and the full efforts of the medical staff, it was brought back to life.

In recent years, "Susu" began to show symptoms of geriatric diseases such as high blood pressure, decreased liver function, and heart failure. The veterinarian team at the base treated the above symptoms and treated him with the symptoms to alleviate the condition. When its intake of bamboo and bamboo shoots was decreasing, a special enteral nutrient solution was prepared for it to take orally.

Since late May this year, "Susu's" condition has gradually deteriorated, with reduced activity, decreased appetite, and good and bad spirits. Veterinarians and breeders are dispatched to take care of them 24 hours a day. On the afternoon of June 2, "Su Su's" condition suddenly deteriorated, and the veterinarian urgently rescued him, but in the end, "Su Su" failed to wake up again as he did 30 years ago, and his heart stopped beating forever at 18:28.

After Su Su's death, an autopsy found that his liver had hardened, his spleen, lungs and other organs had atrophied, and he was diagnosed with death from senile multifunctional organ failure.

It is reported that the giant panda "Su Su" gave birth to three litters and five cubs in her life, and survived three cubs, and the famous "Bang series" is her descendant.

Susu was my first panda teacher.

I am a perennial volunteer at Chengdu Zoo and Chengdu Giant Panda Base, and explaining animal knowledge is the main content of my volunteer work. I wasn't very interested in pandas before, but volunteering at zoos and panda bases was not cute and inevitably had to deal with pandas. In 2011, Mr. Hu from the Science and Education Department of Chengdu Zoo told me that Su Su of the Panda Pavilion was almost 30 years old.

At that time, I felt that this must be a veteran panda from the wild in the past, so I often went to observe it and learn more about its life. Since then, I have entered the world of pandas under the guidance of Mr. Su Su, and after about a few months, I was able to explain some panda knowledge more proficiently.

In 2013, Su Su went to the panda base; In 2016, Su Su lived in the meritorious hall of the base, closed the door to thank customers, and spent his old age in peace. I've been paying close attention to her for the past few years, hoping that she will live a long ......I learned about its death on my mobile phone QQ, I was at the base at the time, and I was stunned for several minutes after seeing the news, but I didn't cry. I came to the bronze statue of the panda at the base and stared at it for a long ......

One morning a few days later, I couldn't contain the grief in my heart and burst into tears.

Teacher Susu, go all the way!

When the news of Susu's death was announced, I was photographing birds at the panda base, and when I got the news, I stood still for a while, feeling very uncomfortable. Although at that time I already knew that the departure of Su Su's ancestor would be sooner or later......I came to the bronze statue of the panda at the base and looked up for a long time.

Although I have a strong interest in wild animals, I didn't really like the giant panda, a national treasure. It wasn't until I became a volunteer at the Chengdu Zoo and Panda Base that I began to learn about pandas. Because my volunteer job is a docent, I have to deal with pandas more or less.

In 2011, I was introduced to Su Su by a science teacher at Chengdu Zoo, and since then I have observed his behavior for a long time and learned more about pandas. Teacher Su Su led me into the world of pandas.

In 2013, Su Su went to the base, and at that time I began to systematically observe and photograph the wild birds in the base, so I often visited Su Su and explained to tourists. In 2015, Su Su was on the panda live broadcast network in Villa No. 1**, and I left a message on the Internet saying that this was the only survivor of the six ancestors in Chengdu that year, which immediately attracted popularity; There are countless netizens and fans who leave messages every day to say goodbye to their ancestors. 32-year-old Su Su became the oldest panda in the current live broadcast.

That is, this year, I took the last few photos of Su Su in the event field. Subsequently, Su Su moved into the base meritorious nursing home and closed the door to retire.

Su Su passed away, and I have not been in a very good mood since I learned the news. A few days later, one morning I finally couldn't control it anymore and cried bitterly.

May Mr. Su Su and the five old friends be safe together on Panda Planet!

On June 8, the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base disclosed on the morning of the 8th that the oldest female giant panda "Su Su" in the base died at 18:28 on June 2 due to illness at the age of 34. Base staff told reporters that pandas of this age are equivalent to human centenarians.

Su Su is the grandmother of the Beijing Olympics mascot panda Jingjing, and the mother of the famous giant panda Mei Mei in Japan. "Su Su" gave birth to three children and five cubs in his life, and three surviving cubs, namely giant panda Kobe, Shulan and Mei Mei. The world's largest overseas panda family, the "Hama" family living at Shirahama Zoo in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, are all descendants of "Susu".

Su Su "was rescued from the wild in May 1986 to the Chengdu Zoo, when he was close to adulthood, conservatively estimated to have been born in 83, and one of his eyes was injured and caused permanent blindness. Subsequently, in 1987, during an anesthesia physical examination, he was accidentally anesthetized and stopped breathing for 3 and a half hours, and went into shock for 25 hours.

Since late May this year, "Susu's" condition has gradually deteriorated, with reduced activity, decreased appetite, and good and bad spirits. Veterinarians and breeders are dispatched to take care of them 24 hours a day. On the afternoon of June 2, Su Su's condition suddenly deteriorated, and the veterinarian urgently rescued him, but in the end Su Su did not die at 18:

At 28 minutes, the heart stopped beating forever. Later, an autopsy revealed that his liver had hardened, his spleen, lungs and other organs had atrophied, and he was diagnosed with death from senile multifunctional organ failure.