Community | April 30, 2008 | 2 comments

Japan's oldest giant panda, dies

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Japan's oldest giant panda, Ling Ling, a longtime star at Tokyo's largest zoo and a symbol of friendship with China, died Wednesday of heart failure, zookeepers said.

Ling Ling was 22 years and seven months old, equivalent to about 70 human years, the Ueno Zoo said. It said he was the fifth-oldest known male panda in the world.

Ling Ling began losing his appetite and strength last August because of his old age, and recently suffered from heart and kidney problems, zoo official Motoyasu Ida said.
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    • This Panda out lived many human beings, somethings very wrong here! Wake uP people!
      One meal a day, and eat only when you are hungry, not when your stomach makes noise from digestion.

    • 5 years ago
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