旅美大熊猫“乐乐”死因初步确定!中方已准备接返“丫丫”
According to a media release from the Chinese Association of Zoological Gardens on Feb 26, giant panda Le Le, who died early this month in the Memphis Zoo in the United States, may have succumbed to heart disease, a joint autopsy by Chinese and US experts has showed.
Experts of the two countries ruled out some common diseases that may have caused Le Le's death, such as intestinal twist, aortoclasia and ruptured pyogenic liver abscess. Based on the cardiac lesion they observed, the experts have preliminarily judged that this was what caused the death of the panda. But further pathological diagnose is still needed to confirm the cause.
Le Le, born in 1998, came to the Memphis zoo with a female giant panda, Ya Ya, in 2003. In December, the zoo said that the iconic duo would "make the journey back to China within the next few months" as the current giant panda loan agreement with the Chinese Association of Zoological Gardens was coming to an end.
Le Le died just when he was to be sent back to China very soon. The male panda died in his sleep on Feb 3, Xinhua News Agency quoted an unnamed spokesperson from the Memphis Zoo in a report in early February.
At the same time, the expert team inspected the health condition of the female giant panda, Ya Ya, and discussed with the Memphis Zoo about the abnormal condition of Ya Ya's hair and made suggestions for to local representatives on the breeding and care for the giant panda.
China and the US are actively coordinating and handling relevant procedures to try to bring Ya Ya back to China at an early date.
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