Taipei City Zoo said that the body of "Tuantuan" should try to preserve fur and bone specimens, and the fur will also have the opportunity to make ecological standing limb specimens, and living cells will also be preserved. The reporter learned from the zoo that "Yuanyuan" is cur

On November 19, the mainland gave Taiwan giant panda " Tuantuan " died. Taipei City Zoo said that the body of "Tuantuan" should try to preserve fur and bone specimens, and the fur will also have the opportunity to make ecological standing limb specimens, and living cells will also be preserved. The reporter learned from the zoo that "Yuanyuan" is currently in very normal situations in all aspects and has not noticed any abnormalities in emotions.

"Yuanyuan" is taking a nap (Picture source: Official account of Taipei Zoo)

Previously reported that at 1:48 pm on November 19, the heart of the giant panda "Tuantuan" given to Taiwan by the mainland stopped beating. Previously, Tuantuan's condition worsened and epilepsy occurred again. The Taipei Zoo medical care team decided to let "Tuantuan" sleep in anesthesia and no longer suffer any further.

According to local media in Taiwan, Taipei City Zoo held a press conference at 3 pm on the 19th to explain the death of "Tuantuan".

The zoo spokesman Cao Xianshao said that the body of "Tuantuan" should try to preserve the fur and bone specimens, and the fur will also have the opportunity to make ecological standing limb specimens, and the living cells will also be preserved, hoping to succeed. Cao Xianshao also said that the team will also dissect the body of "Tuantuan" and do a pathological analysis to understand whether it is a hereditary disease, so that we can pay attention to the conditions of the "Yuanbao" and "Yuanzai" in advance.

"Tuantuan" measure blood pressure (Picture source: Official account of Taipei Zoo)

Public information shows that "Tuantuan" was born on September 1, 2004. On January 6, 2006, the State Forestry Administration announced that the selection results of two giant pandas for Taiwan were released. On January 28, more than 100 million viewers voted through CCTV's Spring Festival Gala, "Tuantuan" and "Yuanyuan" became the nicknames of two giant pandas given to Taiwan. "Tuantuan" is a male, and "Yuanyuan" is a female. Since settling home at Taipei Zoo in in 2008, "Tuantuan" has been loved by Taiwanese compatriots.

On the afternoon of November 19, the reporter called Taipei Zoo. The staff said that the situation in all aspects of "Yuanyuan" who came to Taiwan with "Tuantuan" is currently very normal, and no abnormality is noticed.

(Jimu News)