China: Panda Rolls and Tumbles Playfully at Zhejiang Zoo

On October 4, 2025, in Ningbo, located in eastern China’s Zhejiang province, a delightful video was filmed at the city’s wildlife park showing a chubby giant panda in action. The panda ran around the enclosure, repeatedly tumbling and rolling across the ground before climbing up to paw at the glass wall curiously. Visitors nearby laughed as the panda pressed its round face against the glass, appearing to interact with them. Its clumsy but endearing movements reminded many Chinese viewers of scenes from the movie Kung Fu Panda.

UK: Endearing Moment Queen Camilla Obliges To Selfie Request From 11-Year-Old Boy

An endearing moment was captured on camera when Queen Camilla grants a boy's request for a selfie. After encouragement from mother Lucy, 11-year-old Charlie Davies gathered up courage and politely asked for a selfie during the queen's walkabout on a visit to a farmers' market in Shrewsbury, Shropshire on Wednesday, March 27. He was gifted with the queen's approval, a smile, and the once in a lifetime shot.

Celebrating New Year with panda couple in Copenhagen Zoo

STORY: Celebrating New Year with panda couple in Copenhagen Zoo DATELINE: Jan. 1, 2023 LENGTH: 00:00:53 LOCATION: Copenhagen CATEGORY: CULTURE SHOTLIST: 1. various of residents in Danmark celebrating the New Year 2. various of the Copenhagen Zoo and the giant panda couple STORYLINE: Many residents in Danmark have chosen to celebrate the New Year with a giant panda couple from China. In the Copenhagen Zoo in Denmark, Chinese giant panda couple Xing Er and Mao Sun have become a veritable cultural phenomenon since they moved to the panda house at the zoo in April 2019. The panda community's affection for the adorable couple, who has earned endearing nicknames such as "Tiny Leg" and "Lady of the House" for Mao Sun and "Xing" for Xing Er, has only grown stronger. The pandas are on a 15-year loan from China under the Sino-Danish Panda International Research Cooperation Project. The zoo estimates that the couple can draw an additional 400,000 visitors annually. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting fro