Two beloved giant pandas, Shun Shun and Gong Gong, have become ecological ambassadors at Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park and Botanical Garden, drawing international attention to China's wildlife conservation efforts. Since their relocation to the island province in south China earlier this year, the pair has adapted remarkably to their tropical habitat, offering visitors daily displays of their charming personalities.
Park staff report that Shun Shun, known for her discerning palate, now enjoys locally adapted bamboo varieties supplemented with fresh shoots transported from Sichuan Province. Her companion Gong Gong has gained fame for his playful antics, including spontaneous somersaults across the lawn and curious explorations of his enriched environment.
The pandas' successful adaptation underscores China's growing expertise in species conservation. Wildlife experts note that their thriving condition in Hainan's unique climate provides valuable data for global panda habitat research. Visitor numbers to the park have increased by 40% since their arrival, with special viewing platforms accommodating both domestic and international guests.
