Giant panda ”Mika” family safely returns to China from the United States...to enter quarantine period = Chinese report

Giant pandas ``Mei Xiang'' and ``Zue Tian,'' who had been loaned to the United States, and ``Little Miracle'' (Xiao Qizi), born to the two, have returned to the country in China.
. On the night of the 9th local time, the three animals arrived at Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport in China's Sichuan Province. The animal was then moved to the China Panda Conservation and Research Center's Wolong Shenshuping Base, accompanied by veterinarians and zookeepers. 3 are the same group
They were placed in an isolation and quarantine area prepared on-site. The deputy director of the China Panda Conservation and Research Center said, ``We have made sufficient preparations for the breeding environment for the Mika family to return to the country.
"We will adapt to the new environment and live a healthy life." During the isolation and quarantine period, a team of experts will be caring for the three animals and checking their health 24 hours a day.
Meanwhile, the female Mika and the male Sozoe were loaned to the Smithsonian National Zoo in 2000. Mika gave birth to four children over the course of 23 years. 3 of them
Taishan, Baobao and Beibei have already returned to China. “Little Miracle” took place in August 2020, when the COVID-19 virus was spreading worldwide.
was born.