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10th July 2009

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inothernews: Giant panda Tai Shan inspects his birthday cake (made of water, bamboo, shredded beets and beet juice), at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington DC.  (Photo: Michael Reynolds / EPA via Time)

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2nd July 2009

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Beast Blog is making a break for the holiday weekend and will resume its full programming on Monday.

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24th June 2009

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It had to stay up really late doing hard panda labor.

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10th June 2009

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Wouldn’t you feel the same way if someone took a picture of you riding your green plastic rocking horse?

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23rd May 2009

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MEI XIANG THE PANDA NOT PREGNANT

After a over two-week-long high-alert pregnancy watch, it has been determined that Mei Xiang the panda is not pregnant.

Officials at the Smithsonian National Zoological park in D.C. – commonly known as the National Zoo – revealed this week that Mei Xiang’s declined urinary progesterone indicated the end of a false pregnancy. The diagnosis was confirmed though ultrasound exams. 

This is sad news for the 250-pound Mei Xiang, who was artificially inseminated in January. It is her fifth false pregnancy.

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9th May 2009

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Panda? Dog? Panda? Dog.

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4th May 2009

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Detecting changes in her actions and hormones, zoo officials are cautiously optimistic Mei Xiang might be pregnant. … Mei Xiang is “denning,” meaning she is transporting bamboo to a dark and quiet place, is eating less and is cradling her food and other objects.
The Washington Post on the star panda at the Washington National Zoo

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