Mexican female panda arrives at Ueno Zoo

Mexican female panda arrives at Ueno Zoo

TOKYO, Japan - Shuan Shuan, a female giant panda from Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico City, arrives at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo on Dec. 3 for a breeding rendezvous with 18-year-old Ling Ling, the Ueno Zoo's last remaining panda. At left is Ueno Zoo head Hiroshi Sugaya.

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