VIP journey from China to the US! Special preparations for two giant pandas
The giant pandas Pingping and Fushuang, which set out from China, were sent to the Atlanta Zoo in the United States by special flight. A special bamboo menu and stress-reduction training were prepared for the pandas before the trip.

Sent from China to the United States “Pingping” and “Fushuang” named two giant pandas, set off on a private jet toward the Atlanta Zoo. A comprehensive transport plan was prepared to ensure the pandas were carried comfortably and safely throughout the journey.
Special Journey Preparation for Pandas
After the farewell ceremony held at the Chengdu Dev Panda Araştırma ve Yetiştirme Merkezi, two pandas departed for the United States today at 02.55 local time on a private jet.
Fresh bamboo shoots and apples that the pandas will need during the journey were prepared in advance, and emergency medications were also secured in case of health issues.
Pre-flight Stress Reduction Training
Special acclimatization training was conducted before the trip to help Pingping and Fushuang adapt to the flight process and reduce their stress.
It was stated that after the two pandas arrive in Atlanta, they will be quarantined and their care will be carried out by a Chinese team during that period.
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