On December 17, Yuandudu and Huanlili, two panda twins, will leave the Beauval ZooParc in Loir-et-Cher to join the Chengdu Conservation Center, in China.
France will soon no longer have giant pandas on its territory, a first since 2012.
These two females were the only ones housed in France. From the moment they were born, it was planned that they would leave again to be able to reproduce with unrelated males, according to the park director's explanations.
The three pandas come from the couple who arrived in 2012 and returned to China at the end of last year, after giving birth to these first pandas born in France.