Is Yaya Panda back in 2022?

Didn't come back. After seeing the attitude of other countries towards giant pandas in the past, and the living environment of giant pandas, I am sad about Yaya's current situation again, but in 2023. Yaya and Lele's lease is about to expire, and I hope they will return soon.

Recently, the giant panda girl on the Internet has become thin and out of shape, which has made all Chinese angry. Shouting for Yaya to return home. The explanation given by the Memphis Zoo in the United States is that Yaya is getting older, which is a phenomenon of natural aging. Plus I suffered from ** disease.

But it is clear that the Chinese people do not buy this explanation.

Panda Yaya and his spouse Lele were leased to the Memphis Zoo in the United States in 2002, and the lease was renewed for 10 years after the 10-year lease expired. And attentive netizens found out. The living environment of the giant panda Yaya is very harsh, the activity space is narrow and the sanitary conditions are poor, compared with the living environment of the giant panda in other countries.

It's more than one or two realms off.

Panda Yaya has not returned to China, and she is currently living at the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, USA.

Yaya is now 22 years old, belongs to the elderly, and has been suffering from ** disease, much weaker than the average panda, so the state looks particularly bad. The official responded, they have communicated with the Memphis Zoo, and learned that there is no problem with the bamboo and the residential venue, and will continue to communicate with the other party.

As of October 29, 2021, Yaya's return time has not been announced.

The current situation of the giant pandas Lele and Yaya living in the United States in country M is worrying, and they are so hungry that they can't look like bears. The living environment of Lele and Yaya is extremely harsh, not only is there no fresh bamboo.

For food, even the dosage is not up to standard, and the keepers never interact with the giant pandas.

Since then, some netizens who have been overseas said that the living environment of the giant pandas is not very good, the exhibition hall is very dirty, the giant panda stadium is also full of feces, and even the pool is full of green unknown objects.

Seeing that this matter has attracted the attention of many netizens, the official responded to this, saying that the 22-year-old Yaya is already old and has been suffering from ** disease.

So it's not in very good shape. said that he has been in contact with the other party, there is no problem with bamboo and the venue, and if there are problems in the future, communication will continue.

Still communicating, no specific time.

Yaya the Giant Panda is a giant panda living at the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, USA.

On January 20, 2021, netizens broke the news that Yaya, a giant panda at the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, USA, is skinny and suspected of serious stereotypical behavior. He also said that the living venue had a poor environment and there was no fresh bamboo to eat.

In response, the staff of the China Zoo Association responded that the panda Yaya is 22 years old and is old, and has been suffering from ** disease, so she is not in good condition. After communication, it was learned that there is no problem with the bamboo and the residential venue, and will continue to communicate with the Memphis Zoo.

Behavioral characteristics. Giant pandas spend half of their day eating, and spend most of the remaining half of their time in their sleep. In the wild, giant pandas sleep for 2-4 hours between each feeding, lying flat, lying on their side, lying on their stomachs, stretching or curling up in a ball.

At the zoo, the keepers feed them twice a day, so the pandas spend the rest of the time resting.

Giant pandas look cute even when they are sleeping. They are very nimble and are able to put their bulky bodies in a variety of positions. My favorite position is to prop my legs on a tree and cover my eyes with my hands.

Picking up the giant panda home is not a trivial matter, it depends on the specific physical condition of the giant panda, as well as the agreement and communication signed by both parties. If you rush to pick up the panda, you may cause it more damage:

In mid-January 2021, some netizens broke the news on the Internet about the state of the giant panda Yaya, which looked skinny, emaciated, dull-eyed, and slow-moving.

And the netizen who broke the news said that Yaya lives in Tennessee.

The Memphis Zoo, which can't even eat enough every day, bamboo.

The amount of feeding is obviously insufficient, and the rest of the complementary food and snacks are even more difficult to guarantee. In addition, the keepers do not interact with them, resulting in serious stereotypical behaviors in both Yaya and Lele.

After the news of this netizen spread, the staff of the Zoo Association of my country also noticed the matter and responded publicly.

Its response is to the effect that Yaya's age has reached 22 years old, which is equivalent to the old age of our human beings, and it is suffering from ** disease.

That's why it doesn't look good. As for the venue and bamboo where it lives on a daily basis, there is no problem, and the relevant situation will continue to be communicated with the Memphis Zoo.

The giant panda is our national treasure, and it will certainly not be allowed to suffer outside, and many people like it more than we do. If it really suffers outside, then it will definitely be agreed to take it back to China.

According to past experience, after returning to China, giant pandas in the United States will generally be sent to the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base in Sichuan.

This is one of the important research bases for giant pandas in China.

These lovely diplomatic envoys are precious business cards, and they have made tremendous contributions to friendly relations with foreign countries, and they will inevitably be accommodated in the most appropriate way.

Panda Yaya will be back on April 7, 2023.

Giant panda Yaya, female, was born in Beijing Zoo on August 3, 2000. In April 2003, Lele lived at the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, USA, and lived at the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, USA, with Yaya, and after the agreement expired in 2013, it was extended for another 10 years, and it has been 20 years so far. Unfortunately, on the morning of February 3, 2023, the Memphis Zoo issued a statement that a panda named Lele passed away at the age of 25.

On December 21, 2022, the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, USA, announced that it would return the giant panda Yaya to China, and the contract expired on April 7, 2023, so that she could leave the United States.

Panda Birth: The world's first giant panda is thought to have been born 8 million years ago, when they looked like fat foxes and are now known to biologists as the First Panda.

The first pandas did not feed mainly on plants such as bamboo like today's pandas, and they were almost complete carnivores at that time (today's giant pandas are also carnivores but have basically become plant-fooders).

At that time, the first panda had a much wider range than today's giant pandas, and at that time the southern and eastern parts of China were almost all under their control. Even the island of Taiwan, Vietnam, Thailand and other regions have traces of the first panda activity. <>

Panda Yaya is expected to return to China in March 2023.

Yaya's contract expires on April 7, 2023, and in view of Yaya's poor physical condition, the expert will travel to the United States at the end of February and may arrange to return to China early.

On February 20, 2023, the staff of the China Zoo Association revealed: "According to the previous plan, the relevant experts have left for the United States, and if the procedures go smoothly, 'Yaya' will return to China in advance." When experts go to the Memphis Zoo in the United States, they will first check the health of the giant panda Yaya and give advice to the Memphis Zoo on the management of giant panda breeding.

On February 24, 2023, Beijing Zoo responded that the zoo was ready to welcome "Yaya" back to China.

"Yaya" introduced

In April 2003, as part of the Sino-US Joint Conservation and Research Program for Giant Pandas, male giant panda Le Le from Shanghai Zoo and female giant panda Yaya from Beijing Zoo arrived in Memphis by plane and began their career in the United States, making Memphis Zoo the fourth zoo in the United States to have pandas.

In 2013, after the 10-year lease of the two pandas ended, the Memphis Zoo signed an agreement with the China Zoo Association to extend the lease for another 10 years.

After nearly 20 years in the United States, 2 months after returning to China, Lele died suddenly at the age of 25, and the Memphis Zoo said that the cause of Lele's death was "not yet determined" and was under investigation. On February 4, a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in the United States said in response to a reporter's question on the death of giant panda Lele that a Chinese team of experts would go to the United States to investigate the cause of death.

As the two giant pandas enter old age, their physical functions are declining day by day, and they need more attention and care from the zoo and the Chinese side. In fact, as early as January 3 this year, the China Zoo Association said that although the two giant pandas "Yaya" and "Lele" who cooperated at the Memphis Zoo in the United States have been carefully cared for by the zoo, because they have entered the old age and "Yaya" suffers from ** disease, the China Zoo Association has actively negotiated with the United States to pick up the two giant pandas as soon as possible.

As of March 6, 2023, the specific time of returning to China has not been announced for the time being.

According to the foreign information of the China Zoo Association, China and the United States are actively coordinating with the gods to destroy the branches, go through the relevant procedures, and strive to transport the giant panda "Yaya" back to China as soon as possible. At present, the Chinese side has issued import licenses and quarantine permits, identified quarantine sites, and made relevant preparations.

In 2003, the China Zoo Association and the Memphis Zoo in the United States launched the Sino-US Dayu Song Panda Conservation and Research Project, with two giant pandas from the Beijing Zoo "Yaya" (female, date of birth: August 3, 2000, pedigree number 507) and "Lele" (male, date of birth: July 18, 1998, pedigree number 466) from the Shanghai Zoo.

Introduction to Animal Experiences:

In April 2003, Yaya and the male giant panda Le Le (pedigree number 466) went to the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, USA, and began a 10-year sojourn life. On June 13, 2007, the Memphis Zoo in Tenness, USA, announced that the 6-year-old giant panda Yaya had a miscarriage due to its low luteal hormone index.

The contract expired in 2013 and was renewed for another 10 years; On December 21, 2022 local time, the Memphis Zoo in the United States announced that it would return the giant panda Yaya to China, ending the 20-year lease period.