China Zoo Association: The giant panda ＂Yaya＂ has been completed to return to China

China Zoo Association said that the return of the giant panda "Yaya" to the United StatesThe zoo took care of China.NotIt is reported that the China Zoo Association website issued a notice on Wednesday (March 8) stating that in order to ensure the health of the giant panda "Yaya" in the Memphis Zoo in the United States, according to the requirements of the relevant national authorities, the China Zoo Association has arranged experts to assist in the Memphis Zoo to assist in assistanceTake care of "Yaya".NotThe zoo will send veterinarians and breeders to the beauty next week, and be familiar with the breeding of the panda "Yaya"."Yaya" returned to China.NotThe United States has been actively negotiating to speed up the ways and ways of the giant panda "Yaya" to return to China to return to China, and strive to take the "Yaya" back to China as soon as possible. At present, China has completed all approval matters.NotThe zoo announced that the 25 -year -old panda "Lele" was found to die on the morning of February 1, local time in the United States. Grand Panda "Yaya" was found to have a large area of skin diseases. It was also suspected of malnutrition and diarrhea, which aroused the attention and protest of Chinese netizens.Not According to poster news, some netizens have recently went to the Beijing Zoo and learned that Yaya would be a neighbor with Grand Panda Menglan when she returned to China.It is understood that Panda Menglan is very lively and outgoing, and even climb the wall to demolish monitoring and staff fighting wisdom.NotIn the relevant Weibo hot search entries, netizens enthusiastically commented that "Meng Lan will receive new friends", "Meng Lan, a trick, will definitely heal Yaya's unhappy" and so on.NotYaya was born in Beijing Zoo in August 2000 and is 23 years old.In April 2003, as part of the Sino -US Panda Plan, the male panda "Lele" from the Shanghai Zoo and the female giant panda "Yaya" from the Beijing Zoo arrived at Memphis.NotThe first lease contract of the two giant pandas in the United States expired in 2013, and then the garden renewed for 10 years until 2023.The Memphis Zoo in the United States announced in December 2022 that it will return "Yaya" and "Lele" to China and end the 20 -year lease period.