What are the greatest challenges Ya Ya faces in returning to China?
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Giant panda Ya Ya, having lived in the United States for two decades, will return to China soon, according to the National Forestry and Grassland Administration. After returning to China, she will be in Shanghai in quarantine before moving into her new home in Beijing Zoo. Ya Ya and Le Le arrived at Memphis Zoo in 2003 and were scheduled to return back home this year. However, Le Le died just before their departure and there are many concerns around Ya Ya's health. What are the greatest challenges that Ya Ya faces in returning to China? Zhao Zhonghua, the World Animal Protection's Beijing representative, talks about Ya Ya's trip back home and the efforts and achievements behind the animal protection activities, claiming that "the best way to protect panda is to protect their habitat and the whole ecological chain".
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please save ya ya, please save giant pandas! 🐼❤️
Please do *NOT* send any more pandas abroad for them to suffer. Let them live in their motherland. Let there never be another YaYa or LeLe.
Please let YaYa eat proper fresh food and please heal YaYa from her skin disease.
If Meng Lan upsets her when she moves to Beijing, please find a quiet place for her so she is not disturbed.
Obviously China will decide their policy about the precious panda who are still in vulnerable status. I do hope a cure is found for YAYA's genetic skin condition. Only time will tell.
Aw, Meng Lan is a real joy of a panda - playful, energetic, smart, and still young. I hope he will breed some day so we can enjoy seeing his cubs as well.
@@user-zw7fe1vw7x Thank you for your comment. I like to raise two points pertaining to your comment.
a] If Ya Ya has a genetic skin condition then we would see other pandas with this problem. Can you name another panda with a similar skin illness? I cannot.
b] Regarding Meng Lan - all the available female pandas are either his cousins or sisters or relatives. Meng Lan is now 8 years old and he ought to find a wife. I think he needs to find a wild wife who is not related to him. I am sure a wild female panda will be fascinated with his antics. However, as he has been raised as a tame panda, his liaison with a wild female panda has to be supervised. Perhaps they could find an abandoned female panda like the way Qi Zai was abandoned!
@@zhangruyi3153 The reports from Memphis ZOO and the Chinese panda experts indicate YAYA's mom had a skin condition as well. I don't know when, but it was determined that both of them had genetic skin conditions. I have not been able to confirm that YAYA's 4 siblings also had the genetic skin disease. Since YAYA's health has been highlighted, I believe we will eventually hear more information as to whether YAYA's genetic skin disease is common or rare among pandas.
Regarding your comment about Meng Lan, I really enjoyed "a wild female panda will be fascinated with his antics." LOL!!!
I will be relieved when Ya Ya is settled back in China and making new friends with other pandas.
YaYa has a GENETIC SKIN CONDITION thatcshe inherited from her mother who also had it. Normal size of an adult Giant Panda is 185 to 240 pounds. YaYa is 190 pounds. Hopefully, when she is home and surrounded by her loving family of Pandas and nannies she will socialize and eat all her favorite foods!
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Ya Ya looks thin. This is weird.
Yes, she has looked different since about 2006 when she developed a skin condition. Initially it was believed to be mites because that is what they thought her mother had. Eventually after much testing and consultations, it was determined she has a genetic skin disease that weakens her immune system. In spite of that genetic skin disease, at 23, she outlived her 4 siblings who passed away before the age of 10 in China.
As the Evil Empire dies, Panda Diplomacy endures.
Other Pandas will be jealous of Ya Ya fluency in English
I hope they ensured big for Lala before she died .
Ya Ya has been abused at the Memphis Zoo before she returned to her Motherland 🇨🇳
That’s right. She looks really skinny and lost a lot of fur, which is a sign of severe skin disease. I hope the criminals don’t kill her like they killed her buddy.
The gentleman in the video gave a great explanation about the panda conservation. LELE was almost 25 years old when he passed and YAYA is more than 21, both have lived longer than a panda in the wild. If the Chinese experts thought LELE and YAYA were being abused why would they loan them to Memphis for another 10 years. I understood YAYA has a genetic recessive skin condition (if any one of you have the cure for this genetic skin disease, please share with the experts). The Memphis Zoo took care of this precious pandas.
@@user-zw7fe1vw7x have you looked at Yaya's sagging skin? She was definitely alnourished! So I don't think any decent person would buy the whole corroborated genetic disease thing...
@@user-zw7fe1vw7x They don't want to know, I don't like the US but even I can hear and read what the experts from China have said. Pity so many refuse to listen or believe what is stated.
Not true but fuel that propaganda please
Yaya will experience reverse culture shock. And all the other pandas will get tired of Yaya bragging about life in Memphis. 😂
Pandas are solitary and don't really seem to mix in many zoos [Japan being one exception to the rule where they can and do talk to each other]. I've even seen pandas in other places react badly if they hear one of the other pandas in the zoo and think they are nearby [they are], presumably out of fright or self preservation.
Did you hear what's going on in Memphis??
Ya, Ya! I heard.
The sad end of 50 years of Panda Diplomacy. We're on the warpath now.
And that is only according to Biden's and his merry men and women. The US is pushing for a war with China and the rest of the world especially China is wondering why Americans like to kill and destroy other countries. Do you know why?
Why, because ONE panda in the US - out of quite a few - died from heart disease [LeLe] and another is OLD and has medical issues? Or is it because Washington and Atlanta care for and spoil their pandas and you think they should be ill treated just to satisfy your nasty tastes in regards to animal welfare.
Lord only knows I don't like the US but even I have to believe the Chinese experts and I also know that in the past 6 months at least 3 other pandas have died FROM HEART DISEASE, a couple being much younger than LeLe was, but I don't hear you screaming that China should let all their pandas go into the wild as a result -and they did all die in China.
I also know that zoos in general adore their panda residents, spoil them beyond belief [and I include Washington/Smithsonian in this] while the various panda guardians go well above and beyond when it comes to caring for their charges and ensuring that they know they are loved and cared for by those looking after them. If you don't believe me then go onto the Washington /Smithsonian TH-cam channel, or one of the Japanese ones, how about the Korean one, or the French one or the Finnish one. Maybe Singapore or Malaysia as well, lots and lots of them out there and every one of them shows just how much their guardians love, care for and spoil their charges even to growing special bamboos simply because ONE of their charges has specific likes and is a picky eater [looking at you Mr. Le] rather than eating everything they are given [as your beautiful wife does].
Ya ya will get better care taking in Chinese . Ya ya was not treated good in America .
I would never have lent these Pandas to the US. The animals will just be exploited and abused there.
Wrong, maybe check out the others
In 1972 when China gifted two pandas, Ling Ling and Hsing Hsing, pandamonium exploded in the USA. They love their pandas - they believe they are ROYALTY. Ling Ling lived to 22 and Hsing Hsing lived to 28 - when they died in the 1990s, they were the longest living pandas outside of China.
This guy says Ya Ya is 80 years human life. Should be old. Before Chinese experts aarived at Memphis zoo, he looked bad. After their arrivals, he looks very healthy. Please tell me why?
Both parties are telling not the truth. Yet pandas will still be sending to Memphis zoo again according to its ceo.
Really ? China is sending the pandas back ? Omg this is ludicrous I hope it's fake news