Did Pakistan borrow pandas from China?

China has not lent its national treasure giant panda to Pakistan.

Since Pakistan does not meet many of the conditions for leasing, China has no choice but to not lease pandas to Pakistan for the safety of giant pandas.

If you want to lease pandas from China, you will need to pay China a high rental fee every year. At the same time, the leasing country also needs to equip the pandas with the best venues and treatment. Not only must the climate and humidity be suitable for pandas to survive, but there are also a series of other money-consuming requirements.

First of all, the bamboo the giant pandas eat must be a specialty of China, and it needs to be flown to the local area by air. In addition, if two pandas give birth to cubs locally, they cannot register here and must be sent back to China after they are 3 years old.

Which countries has China loaned giant pandas to?

Giant pandas are cute and naive. They are not only China’s “national treasure” but also deeply welcomed and loved by people all over the world. They are messengers and bridges of friendship between China and foreign countries, and promote cultural integration and humanities between China and foreign countries. comminicate. At the same time, the giant panda, as a flagship species in the field of wildlife conservation, also plays an active role in promoting global biodiversity conservation.

Currently, China and 18 countries including Japan, the United States, Austria, Thailand, Spain, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Singapore, Belgium, Malaysia, South Korea, the Netherlands, Germany, Indonesia, Finland, Denmark, and Russia 22 zoos have carried out cooperative research on giant panda conservation. These cooperative researches have promoted academic exchanges between China and foreign countries in the field of endangered species protection.