Smithsonian Magazine27d
How Can You Tell the National Zoo’s Giant Pandas Apart?
Smithsonian/Roshan Patel Not many animals look like a giant panda. With their black eye patches, round faces and an overall teddy bear-like appearance, these rare and vulnerable animals are ...
Giant pandas return to DC’s National Zoo to elaborate welcome
It’s panda-monium in DC again. Two giant pandas, Bao Li and Qing Bao, made their public debut at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in the nation’s capital Friday — more than a year after the last pair of ...
Giant pandas to debut at National Zoo in Washington: Here's how to plan your visit
Rubenstein Family Giant Panda Habitat, which has been renovated with shallow pools ... And while you're looking at their adorable faces, pay attention to their black eye patches. The blotch of black ...
New York Post16d
Giant pandas return to DC’s National Zoo to elaborate welcome
Though the pandas may look similar to the untrained eye, giant-panda keeper Mariel Lally says a few physical differences and very distinct personalities helps her know who’s who. Qing Bao ...
USA Today20d
Giant pandas to debut at National Zoo in Washington: Here's how to plan your visit
Rubenstein Family Giant Panda Habitat, which has been renovated ... pay attention to their black eye patches. The blotch of black fur around Bao Li's eyes is wider, with pointy tips that flare ...