卡尔加里新闻: 闹粮荒 旅加7年大熊猫提前回家了

After months of hard work to secure intl permits, TODAY is the day the giant pandas head home! Huge thank you to our partners at @flyyy & International Animal Lounge YYC for being part of the Er Shun & Da Mao’s journey home. Follow along as we #GetThePandasHome! 🐼 #PandaExpress pic.twitter.com/RCICvOekiO

— Calgary Zoo (@calgaryzoo) November 27, 2020

Our awesome Registrar team are pros at moving endangered species around the world safely, but pandemic Giant Panda travel created some unique challenges: CITES Re-Export Permits to Deworming Records….and that doesn’t include the Attendant’s documents! 🤯🐼📋 #GetThePandasHome pic.twitter.com/ZuHnHtToEO

— Calgary Zoo (@calgaryzoo) November 27, 2020

Each giant panda will consume approximately 100kg (200lbs) of bamboo during their flights home to China, along with biscuits and fruit (apples and pears). 🐼🌿🍎#GetThePandasHome #PandaExpress@Lufthansa_Cargo @FlyYYC pic.twitter.com/gUCNY0WDLp

— Calgary Zoo (@calgaryzoo) November 27, 2020

Er Shun and Da Mao are travelling home to China with two of our Animal Care team members: Cissy and Margaret, who will spend 14-days quarantining in China once they arrive, and another 14-days quarantining in Canada once they return. #GetThePandasHome #PandaExpress pic.twitter.com/3ooEHQMTtY

— Calgary Zoo (@calgaryzoo) November 27, 2020

Unloading in Frankfurt! #GetThePandasHome @Lufthansa_Cargo @FlyYYC pic.twitter.com/tffal1lOQT

— Calgary Zoo (@calgaryzoo) November 27, 2020

Hanging at the International Animal Lounge Frankfurt - all is well! #GetThePandasHome @Lufthansa_Cargo @FlyYYC pic.twitter.com/0oZtgW8Ie4

— Calgary Zoo (@calgaryzoo) November 27, 2020