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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.
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Sumatran tiger cubs Puteri and Hutan make public debut at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
The world first met the adorable siblings at two weeks old when the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance released a video that showed the two tiny cubs nursing from first-time mother, Diana
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Sumatran tiger cubs Puteri and Hutan make public debut at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Two endangered Sumatran tiger cubs stepped out of their den at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park Thursday to explore their outdoor habitat for the first time.
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Meet Puteri and Hutan, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park's new Sumatran tiger cubs
Two recently born Sumatran tiger cubs now have names fit for royalty.
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Endangered tiger cubs officially named at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
The two cubs are the first of the critically endangered species to be born at the park in seven years.
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Adorably sleepy Sumatran tiger cubs born at San Diego Zoo's Safari Park
Two adorable Sumatran tiger cubs were born at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park this month, the first of the critically endangered species to be born at the park through their team’s conservation efforts in 7 years, according to the zoo’s Wildlife Alliance.
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WATCH: Adorable Sumatran tiger cubs born at San Diego Zoo's Safari Park plus a critically endangered species
Two adorable Sumatran tiger cubs were born at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park this month, increasing the population of this critically endangered species.
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San Diego Zoo shows off capybara pups born on Sunday
Known as the world’s largest rodent, the capybara is related to smaller rodents, such as guinea pigs and hamsters.
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San Diego Zoo welcomes new addition to red panda family
The four-week-old endangered red panda is first cub born at the zoo in nearly 20 years.
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San Diego Zoo Safari Park welcomes birth of critically endangered pony
The San Diego Zoo Safari Park Thursday announced the birth of a young Przewalski’s horse, a critically endangered species previously considered extinct in the wild until 1996.
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What do the bat-eared fox babies say? The San Diego Zoo has some thoughts
The three kits make up their mom, Winter’s, first litter.
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What do the bat-eared fox babies say? The San Diego Zoo has thoughts
Two of the bat-ear fox kits are shown here hanging out with mom. We’d show all three in one photo but they just move too fast.
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San Diego Zoo Announces Death of 59-Year-Old Elephant Following Ailing Health
An elephant known for being a peaceful presence to her peers at the San Diego Zoo has died at the age of 59, according to the zoo.
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San Diego Zoo's Rat Ambassadors Show Off Abilities to Help Humans, Wildlife
As an ambassador for rats, it’s never easy to win over the public. But Runa at the San Diego Zoo has been charged with teaching people the virtues of rats.
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Increased Crime at City-Owned Parking Lot Outside San Diego Zoo Raising Concerns Over Lack of Security
You might not be as safe as you think when you park at the San Diego Zoo. Visitors don’t realize that the zoo isn’t responsible for security in its parking lot, and last week, a woman was allegedly mugged in broad daylight, according to police.