Pandas debut at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo

Pandas debut at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo

TOKYO, Japan - People take photos of male giant panda Ri Ri, who was shown to the public for the first time with his female counterpart Shin Shin, after arriving from China in February, at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on April 1, 2011. The appearance of the animals marked the first panda viewing at the zoo in three years.

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