See more pandas than you ever thought possible, thanks to this successful breeding programme in China. | National Geographic UK

🐼 Female giant pandas have a very short window of ovulation—just 48 to 72 hours out of the year. To pinpoint this window, our panda team looks for signs that Mei Xiang is showing interest in Tian Tian. While she has been showing signs of estrus, like water play, in this video, Mei Xiang (right) moans at Tian Tian (left), which indicates that she is not interested in breeding and has not reached peak estrus yet. When she is ready to breed, keepers expect to hear her make positive vocalizations—l

6.9K reactions · 18 shares | Experts attending the Global Panda Partners Conference 2025 have praised China's pivotal role and significant achievements in giant panda conservation. Here are their front-line insights on global wildlife preservation. #GiantPanda #Conservation #China #InternationalCooperation | Miss Panda | Facebook

692K views · 63K reactions | A conservation and research center located a giant panda and its newborn cub in the wild and transported them safely to a facility. Staff had transported pandas into the wild after training and encouraged to mate to increase panda population. https://abcn.ws/2RKIAdn | ABC News | Facebook

Giant panda conservation achievements have been a microcosm of China's efforts to advance ecological civilization. At a panda-themed conference in Chengdu, Xinhua's Zhou Yang has got participants' key takeaways on China's push towards ecological protection and biodiversity promotion. #GLOBALink | China Xinhua News