According to Taiwan's ETtoday News Cloud, the big cat "Tuantuan" frequently suffered from epilepsy on the 19th. The Taipei Zoo Care Team chose to let go and let "Tuantuan" sleep in anesthesia. Finally, "Tuantuan" stopped his heartbeat and breathing at 1:48 pm.

Source: Global Network

[ Global Network report] According to Taiwan's ETtoday news cloud report, the big cat bear "Tuantuan" frequently suffered epilepsy on the 19th. The Taipei Zoo Care Team chose to let go and let " Tuantuan " sleep in anesthesia. Finally, "Tuantuan" stopped his heartbeat and breathing at 1:48 pm. The zoo said at a press conference in the afternoon that because the frequency of epilepsy seizures of "Tuantuan" is high, the medication is not controlled, and the red blood cell index becomes smaller, it will be very painful if it wakes up. "So, in difficult circumstances, make the most helpful decision for animal welfare."

reported that the Taipei City Zoo said that although it is known that "Tuantuan" may be difficult to wake up again, these values may be used as a subsequent reference. However, the results confirmed that the red blood cell index has decreased, and there is anemia htm In the case of l3, the liver index soared due to medication and the feeding was not good. "Even if the epilepsy drug is used, you will still fall asleep. If you wake up, you may become smaller and smaller, which does not mean you are living a good life." Cao Xianshao, spokesman for

, said that red blood cells carry oxygen . However, when the red blood cells drop, even the pain index of daily life will become higher and higher, and the muscles in the body are consumed, so he decided to let go and let "tuantuan" stop suffering.

According to Taiwan's "Central News Agency", Taipei Zoo stated that the giant panda "Tuantuan" had epilepsy again in the early morning of the 19th. The condition was irreversible based on physiological indexes and other analysis. It decided to let "Tuantuan" sleep in anesthesia and not continue to suffer. At 1:48 pm, "Tuantuan" stopped his heartbeat.

"Tuantuan" turned 18 years old this year. In December 2008, he came to Taiwan with "Yuanyuan" from Sichuan and became a Muzha Zoo's pronunciation star. Since settling home at Taipei Zoo in in 2008, "Tuantuan" and "Yuanyuan" have been loved by Taiwanese compatriots. They have given birth to " Yuanzai " and "Yuanbao" in 2013 and 2020.