Tokyo zoo panda shows signs of pregnancy

TOKYO, Japan - Female giant panda Shin Shin is pictured at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on June 26, 2012. Shin Shin has shown signs of pregnancy, a zoo official said the same day, spurring hopes the zoo might see its first cub since 1988. Shin Shin and male panda Ri Ri were confirmed to have mated twice late March, the zoo added.

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