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Anonymous users2024-02-12As a national first-class protected animal in China, the number of giant pandas in the world is only a few thousand. Because it looks plush and cute on the outside, it is loved by people all over the world, and since a few decades ago, China will even lease pandas to foreign zoos, which is what we call "panda diplomacy".
Today, the giant panda breeding base came to the good news, the giant panda Qiao Qiao who participated in the wild breeding successfully gave birth to two panda cubs, which is from 2017 to carry out the introduction of giant pandas in the wild, another example of successful introduction, the specific method is to put the artificial panda after field training, put it into the wild environment to mate with the wild giant panda, and then get the artificial feeding of the giant panda and the wild giant panda combined to give birth to the cubs.
According to reports, the two panda cubs born to Jojo are now in very stable condition, and one of the cubs even weighs more than 200 grams, far exceeding the average weight of a newborn panda. There is a certain reason why panda breeders have gone to great lengths to combine artificially cultivated pandas with wild pandas.
The successful introduction of giant panda Qiaoqiao into the wild indicates that the genes of artificially fed pandas and wild pandas have been exchanged, which is conducive to the artificially cultivated giant pandas to obtain richer population genes and the captive-bred pandas to obtain richer traits. It will also provide new ideas for the growth of the giant panda population, and if this method can effectively solve the problem of low growth rate of the giant panda population, it will also provide more experience and solutions for the cultivation of other endangered species.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It proves that giant pandas can adapt to life in the wild, and they can also change their habits.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Quietly, the successful introduction of wild pandas this time indicates that our giant pandas can basically survive and reproduce in the wild.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The biggest significance is that the giant pandas can adapt to life in the wild.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Maybe they will be able to adapt to life in the wild in the future, and their vitality will be more tenacious.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07I think the main thing is to improve their genes.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The successful introduction of giant pandas into the wild is of great significance, and in this way, there will be more surviving in the world.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05It is beneficial to obtain more abundant population genes, and it is possible to increase the birth rate of giant pandas.
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