US EditionXin Xin, the Last Mexican Panda, Turns 35: Why Is She in the Final Stage of Her Life?
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Xin Xin, the only giant panda owned by the Mexican government that resides in the Chapultepec Zoo, recently reached 35 years of age, between 10 and 15 years more than the life expectancy that these specimens usually have, making it one of the longest-lived pandas in the world. Giant pandas from China tend to live between 20 and 25 years, which means that Xin Xin is in the last stage of her life. This was warned this Wednesday by the head of the …
Xin Xin, the Mexican panda who recently turned 35, is in the last phase of her life, due to her advanced age, so capital authorities warn that it is important to be prepared to assimilate that her life cycle is about to end. Could there be another Mexican panda in the Chapultepec Zoo on CDMX? Xin Xin means “Hope”, and that is what symbolizes the name of the most beloved panda by Mexicans. Her mother is the emblematic Tohuí and her father is Chia…
Julia Álvarez Icaza pointed out that the death of the giant panda, who lives in the Chapultepec Zoo, "can occur at any time."
The Ministry of the Environment did not rule out the possibility of continuing the giant panda conservation program through agreements with the Government of the People's Republic of China. This, once the panda Xin Xin, the oldest specimen outside of Asia in the world, completes its life cycle. The head of the demarcation, Julia Álvarez, explained that, as a result of the change in policies by the Chinese government, loans of panda specimens are…
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