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The Panda Returns
Friday, 29 March 201318:19

Along the outskirts of Chengdu lays the magical kingdom where my (Panda) family lives.  I am excited to see them after such a long time! 


The team travelled 25km out of Chengdu City just to see my family. At the main entrance we were greeted by a monument made out to one of my ancestors.


The research base is a safe haven for Pandas because most of the natural habitats for Pandas have been destroyed.  (Male Panda eating bamboo.)


Do not be fooled by the outward appearance of these cute Red Pandas. They are known to possess a fiery temper, and often fight with each other for food.


Look at them fighting!


After spending the whole morning on the 100 hectare home of the Pandas and visiting 9 different enclosures, it was finally time to say goodbye.

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