(1)Zoo opens public viewing of Mexican panda

(1)Zoo opens public viewing of Mexican panda

TOKYO, Japan - Shuan Shuan, the female panda on loan from Mexico, is displayed to the public at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on Dec. 10. Shuan Shuan, 16, arrived at the zoo from Mexico City's Chapultepec Zoo on Dec. 3 for a breeding rendezvous with the zoo's only panda, Ling Ling. (Kyodo)

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