A recorded place. The individual lives within it.
771 explicitly living pandas711 with a qualified recorded place60 without a specified physical place
Current recorded places in public profiles, rather than live location tracking.
2 living pandas in the current record
新加坡河川生态园
No place is inferred, and an institution name is not treated as a physical site.
An institution is recorded; the physical site is not specified.
Current recorded place is not specified.
An institution is recorded; the physical site is not specified.
Names from the current public record; counts include eligible living individuals only.
PANDA FOREST / PLACES
A place to meet.
Individual lives.
2 pandas · Based on available information, not live locations
嘉嘉
In 2012, Jia Jia and Kai Kai arrived in Singapore to take part in China–Singapore giant panda conservation and research cooperation. After years of breeding efforts, she gave birth for the first time on August 14, 2021, producing Singapore’s first locally born giant panda cub, later named Le Le.
Meet Jia JiaNo photograph is available yet.
凯凯
Originally named Wujie, Kai Kai came to Singapore in 2012 as part of China-Singapore cooperation on giant panda conservation. Mandai keepers have long described him as relaxed and especially responsive to food rewards. He can also cooperate with routine medical procedures such as ultrasound exams, blood-pressure checks, and tooth brushing without anesthesia. In 2021, he and Jia Jia welcomed Le Le, the first giant panda born in Singapore.
Meet Kai KaiNo photograph is available yet.