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Giant Pandas to travel first-class on their way back to China

The animals arrived at Edinburgh Zoo in 2011 but will now return to Sichuan in ‘bedroom’ crates on a specially chartered plane

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Pandas to travel first-class on their way back to China

Two giant pandas who have lived in the UK for the past 12 years will travel in “first-class accommodation” on their return to China, according to the chief executive of Edinburgh Zoo.

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Edinburgh Zoo pandas: Why are the giant pandas leaving?

The Giant Pandas are leaving Edinburgh Zoo after 12 years, here s why they are leaving.

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Pandas to travel first-class from Scotland to China

Pandas to travel first-class from Scotland to China
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Are Giant Pandas the LAZIEST lovers in the animal kingdom? As the UK s only pair head back to China after 12 years of failing to mate, experts reveal why the species is so bad at sex

Giant pandas are notoriously bad at mating, especially in captivity, and MailOnline has taken a closer look to find out why.

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