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Linnan
林楠
- Life status
- Deceased
- Born
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- Died
- The date is shown as recorded; its precision has not been confirmed
Linnan came from the wild population of Baishuijiang in Gansu and was later sent to Wolong for conservation breeding. His offspring included Youyou, Jiaozi, Mei Xiang, and Lun Lun. Years later, a keeper who had cared for him at Baishuijiang visited him again at Wolong. Linnan did not recognize the familiar person at first, but after spending time together, he began approaching when called.
- Sex
- Male
No photograph is available yet.
Timeline
9 recorded events
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Born in the wild in Baishuijiang
Linnan was born in the wild in Baishuijiang, Gansu, in 1984.
Baishuijiang, Gansu
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Rescued in Baishuijiang
Linnan was found and rescued in Baishuijiang, Gansu, in October 1985.
Baishuijiang, Gansu
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Transferred on loan to Wolong
In February 1989, Linnan was transferred on loan from Baishuijiang to Wolong for conservation breeding work.
Wolong
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Returned to Baishuijiang
Linnan returned to Baishuijiang in May 1990.
Baishuijiang, Gansu
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Transferred on loan to Wolong again
In January 1991, Linnan was transferred on loan to Wolong for a second time.
Wolong
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Sent to Chengdu for conservation breeding cooperation
In November 1992, Linnan was sent to Chengdu for conservation breeding cooperation. The specific receiving institution remains to be verified.
Chengdu
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Returned to Wolong
Linnan was transferred back to Wolong in November 1995.
Wolong
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Moved to Beijing Badaling Wildlife World
In May 2000, Linnan moved to Beijing Badaling Wildlife World.
Beijing Badaling Wildlife World
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Died at Beijing Badaling Wildlife World
Linnan died at Beijing Badaling Wildlife World in July 2004.
Beijing Badaling Wildlife World
Relationships
Places
The available information does not yet identify a specific place.
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