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China plans to send San Diego Zoo more pandas this year
The Associated Press is reporting — and the San Diego Zoo confirms — that China plans to send a pair of pandas to San Diego as early as the end of this summer.
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Pandas from China may be coming back to San Diego Zoo this year
China is planning to send a new pair of giant pandas to the San Diego Zoo after nearly all the iconic bears in the U.S. were returned to the Asian country in recent years.
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Elephant enjoys splish-splashing in San Diego's rain
While most San Diegans may be saying “rain, rain, go away,” at least one resident thinks it’s the perfect time to play.
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Splish, splash: Elephant soaks in the rain at San Diego Zoo
Nipho, a 12-year-old male African elephant, loves playing in the rain at the San Diego Zoo.
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San Diego Zoo and Feeding San Diego collaborate to combat food waste
The San Diego Zoo and Feeding San Diego have been in a partnership for over seven years, resulting in 31,000 meals for those in need.
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California's push to reduce food waste
The state of California is pushing big companies to donate unused food instead of tossing it. NBC 7’s Brooke Martell explains.
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‘Giant' disappointment: Could San Diego bear it if pandas sent to San Francisco?
Giant pandas will return to California by the end of the year but both San Diego and San Francisco have shown interest in securing the black-and-white bears. Where will the pandas end up?
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Panda Wars: San Diego and San Francisco both want a piece of China's panda pie
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has promised the pandas will return to California by the end of the year. But the question is, where?
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Behind the scenes: Rose Parade preparations and San Diego Zoo's float
Millions of people tune in each year to watch the Rose Parade on New Year’s Day, but what they don’t always get to see is all of the preparation that goes into it.
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Behind the scenes: Rose Parade preparations and San Diego Zoo's float
NBC 7’s Dana Williams was in Pasadena with a firsthand look at how the Rose Parade floats come to life, including one with some pretty big San Diego ties.
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Behold the ‘tree lobster': Rarest insect on earth now on view at San Diego Zoo
The Lord Howe Island stick insect was thought to be extinct for many years until several of the species were discovered on a nearby ‘sea stack’ in 2001.
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Behold the ‘tree lobster': Rarest insect on earth now on view at San Diego Zoo
The Lord Howe Island stick insect was thought to be extinct for many years until several of the species were discovered on a nearby ‘sea stack’ in 2001
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‘Frozen Zoo,' a potential lifeline for species nearing extinction, banks 11,000th cell
The San Diego Wildlife Alliance announced that a major milestone was recently achieved when the 11,000th cell was added to the ‘Frozen Zoo’ — a blue-eyed black lemur.
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A behind-the-scenes look at the San Diego Zoo's Frozen Zoo & Wildlife Conservation
NBC 7’s Brooke Martell takes us behind-the-scenes of a little-known wildlife conservation tool at the San Diego Zoo.
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Photos: ‘Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul gets memorable moment at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Aaron Paul is living a life far different from his “Breaking Bad” character’s, as evidenced by a wholesome moment he and his family experienced at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
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New hope arises for giant pandas to return to San Diego Zoo
The talk of pandas came up during meetings between U.S. and Chinese advisors at the APEC Summit. Now, San Diego Zoo executives are getting ready to make room for their return. NBC 7’s Joe Little reports.
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China President Xi appears to signal pandas coming back to San Diego
Chinese President Xi Jinping signaled late Wednesday that China will send new pandas to the United States, calling them “envoys of friendship between the Chinese and American peoples.”
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Panda-monium 2.0?: China President Xi appears to signal pandas coming back to San Diego
San Diego Zoo Global and China began collaborating on panda research and conservation of the species in 1996, when the species was threated with extinction.
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San Diego Zoo scientists release endangered frogs into San Bernardino Mountains lake
Estimates say that fewer than 200 adult mountain yellow-legged frogs remain in their native habitats.
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San Diego Zoo scientists release endangered frogs into San Bernardino Mountains lake
Scientists from the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance and Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium reintroduced more than 70 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs into a lake located in the San Bernardino Mountains, it was announced Tuesday.