Festive mood after birth of panda

Festive mood after birth of panda

TOKYO, Japan - Male giant panda Ri Ri (L back) is seen by visitors at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on July 6, 2012. His mate Shin Shin the previous day gave birth to the first baby panda born at the zoo in 24 years.

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