Panda with signs of pregnancy shown to public at Tokyo zoo

Shin Shin, an 11-year-old female panda, is shown to the public at Tokyo's Ueno Zoological Gardens on May 19, 2017, after the zoo said the previous day that the she has shown signs of being pregnant. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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