Giant Chinese Panda Breaks into Villager’s Pig Pen
Created: Mar 01 2010
In China’s Sichuan Province in Yaan City, a hungry panda has been making national headlines.
This wild panda was first seen in a villager’s field. Later he was found chewing meat bones in a pigpen.
The Jiajin mountain range near Yaan City is a living and breeding site for giant pandas.
After finishing his meal, this panda left quietly.
Pandas are an endangered species. They are considered a national icon in China and are often used to improve foreign relations—coining the term 'panda diplomacy.'
This wild panda was first seen in a villager’s field. Later he was found chewing meat bones in a pigpen.
The Jiajin mountain range near Yaan City is a living and breeding site for giant pandas.
After finishing his meal, this panda left quietly.
Pandas are an endangered species. They are considered a national icon in China and are often used to improve foreign relations—coining the term 'panda diplomacy.'
