87K views · 4K reactions | Wang Wang and Fu Ni left Australia for China Wang Wang and Fu Ni, the first pair of giant pandas to travel in the Southern Hemisphere, have returned to China after a 15-year stay in Australia. What are their living habits like? What happy moments did they have in Australia? Let’s take a look! #FriendshipMessenger #pandasworldtravel #CCRCGP For more panda information, please check out: https://en.ipanda.com | iPanda | Facebook

“We were very fortunate to bear witness to Wang Wang in all his full glory.” ❤️🐼 Crowds have farewelled much loved panda duo — Wang Wang and Fu Ni at a ‘teddy bears’ picnic’ this weekend, as the Adelaide Zoo revealed the names and pictures of Australia’s two new pandas, set to arrive later this year. 🤩🛬 Male panda Xing Qiu and female panda Yi Lan — both three years old — will travel from China in the coming months. 🐼🐼 🎙️🎬 Olivia Mason Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-08-24/adel

BIRTHDAY PANDAS: It was party time at Adelaide Zoo today, with Wang Wang and Fu Ni celebrating their birthdays. 🥳 🐼 Wang Wang will turn 17 on Wednesday, while Fu Ni celebrated turning sweet sixteen last Tuesday. Full story LIVE, 6pm tonight on #9News | 9 News Adelaide

There was a big party at Adelaide Zoo today to help giant pandas Funi and Wang Wang celebrate their birthdays. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

Farewell Wang Wang and Fu Ni. 🐼🐼❤️ Early this morning, Adelaide Zoo officially waved a paw goodbye to the Giant Pandas who have called Adelaide home for over 15 years. The black-and-white duo were resting as they left Adelaide Zoo in the early hours of this morning travelling through the city to Adelaide Airport. Travelling in specially-designed crates, which ensure they are comfortable and safe during their flight, a keeper and vet from Adelaide Zoo along with a panda specialist vet from Chin

4.5K views · 3.7K reactions | Look! Although far away from their homeland, the giant pandas, Wang Wang and Fu Ni are living a happy life in Australia. In 2009, Wang Wang and Fu Ni, a pair of giant pandas, traveled from southwest China's Sichuan Province to Adelaide Zoo in Australia, and have since resided in their "Australian Panda Home." #Pandalife #pandalover #pandaland #Sichuan #AdelaideZoo #Australia #thegiantpandas #WangWang #FuNi #AustralianPandaHome | Miss Panda | Facebook

17K views · 1.1K reactions | Giant pandas Fu Ni and Wang Wang are nearing the end of their stay at Australia’s Adelaide Zoo, as their contract has been extended to November this year. The zoo welcomed the pair in 2009. They are the first pandas to live in the southern hemisphere. # ChinaBiodiversity #PlanetMatters | CGTN Global Watch | Facebook

26K views · 19 reactions | "The giant pandas are a huge drawcard,...