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Panda Program FAQsDon’t forget, Zoo Atlanta is one of only two zoos in the U.S. housing giant pandas.
Buy ticketsPeruse this digital publication to read The Age of Panda, our commemoration of 25 years of pandas at Zoo Atlanta.
Watch the video highlighting the milestone of the 25th anniversary of the Zoo Atlanta giant panda program.
Lun Lun arrived at Zoo Atlanta with Yang Yang in 1999 and has gone on to become the mother of seven offspring.
Learn moreYang Yang arrived at Zoo Atlanta with Lun Lun in 1999 and is the father of all seven of the giant panda cubs born at Zoo Atlanta.
Learn moreYa Lun is older than her twin, Xi Lun, by about 20 minutes. She grew up living with her twin until 2023.
Learn moreXi Lun is the youngest of the most recent set of twins by about 20 minutes. She grew up living with her twin, Ya Lun, until 2023.
Learn moreGiant pandas are very unusual animals that eat almost exclusively bamboo, which is very low in nutrients.
Learn moreTake a look into our studies on giant panda maternal behavior and giant panda visual discrimination.
Learn moreZoo Atlanta has contributed more than $17 million for the conservation of giant pandas in China, making this our most significant investment in wildlife conservation.
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