yyl1104Elaine

You can't hurry love and that's certainly the case with Edinbuigh Giant Pandas .

Despite showing all the right signs of love , it seems patter of tiny panda paws is just not meant to be for Tiantian and Yangguang this time around.

Yangguang comes from a good line of breeders . His father successfully bred 107 cubs and both Edingburg pandas have offsprings of their own to their partners . But it seems this marriage in this occasion is not made in heaven. But the zoo says it simply is a matter of time.It's just 4 months since they arrived at Edingburg zoo on loan for next ten years from China. So it was always a big guess for animals to bond immediately.And with mother nature only allowing panda one season a year to breed and even then only 36 hours to succeed . It's a lot to ask of Edingburg's new arrivals.

They've been around you know approximately 20 mullion years longer than human have. So in that sense of course they are remarkably successful and the strategy they have evovled is in the wild prehistory has been remarkably get , So when they come up against humans encroaching on that natrual habitat and humans forcing them rather strange captive setting things start to look strange.

The pandas are big attraction in Edingburg zoo visitors today say the mother nature should take its course .

I guess it's just natrually really you can't force ***.

Maybe get them some moisture something you know , my work.

The pandas are already big crowded for the zoo , a panda cub would even bigger , but it's not meant to be this year at least.


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sxy1837

You can't hurry love, and that's certainly the case with Edinburgh's gaint pandas.Despite showing all the right signs of love, it seems the * of tiny panda paws is just not meant to be for Tiantian and Yangguang this time around.Yangguang comes a good line of breeders, his father successfully bred 107 cubs.And both Edinburgh's pandas have offspring of their own to other parterners, but it seems this marraige in this occasion is not made in heaven.But the Zoo says it sinply a matter of time.It's just 4 months since they arrived at Edinburgh Zoo on loan for the next 10 years from China.So it was a big ask for the animals to bond immediately.And with Mother Nature only allowing pandas one season a year to breed,and even then only 36 hours to succeed.It's a lot to ask of Edinburgh's newest arrivals.
They've been around, you know, * 20 millions years longer than human's have.So in that sense, of course they're remarkably successful,and the strategy that they have evolved, is in the wild and prehistory,has been remarkably good. It's only when they come up aganist humans, * on their natural habitat, and then humans forcing them into this rather strange captive setting, that things start to look strange.
The pandas are a big attraction at Edinburgh Zoo.Visitors today say Mother Nature should take its course.
I guess it's just nature,you can't force it really.I am sure it will happen, won't it? We are going to go and see them,so a quite scientist.
Maybe get some moisture or something, you know, it might work.
The pandas are already a big crowded pleaser for the zoo, a panda cub would be even bigger, but it's not meant to be, for this year at least.                                                   
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西亚郡主

You can`t hurry love .And that`s certainly the case with Eindinburg`s giant pandas .Despit chewing all the right sense of love ,it seems that patter of tinny panda paws is just not meant to be for Tiantian and Yangguang this time around.
  
  YangGuang comes from a good line of breeders, his father successfully  bred 107 cubs, and both Edinburg’s pandas have offspring of their own to  other partners, but it seems this marriage in this occasion is not made  in heaven.
  
  But the zoo says it`s simply a matter of time.It`s just four months since they arrived to Edinburg zoo on loan for the next ten years in china.So it is always a ask for the animals to bound immidiantly And with mother natures only allowing panda`s one season to breed and even then only 36 hour`s to succeed ,it`s a lot to ask of Edinburg`s newest arrivals.

  They’ve been around, you know, approximately 2 million years longer  than humans have. So in that sense, of course they’re remarkably  successful and the strategy that they have evolved, is in the wild and  prehistory, has been remarkably good.So it’s only when they come up against humans, encroaching on that  natural habitat. And then humans forcing them into this role of strange  captive setting that things start to look strange.

  The pandas are biggest attraction in Edinburg zoo.The visiters today say mother nature should take it`s course.

  I guess it`s just nature really.You can`t force.Not to force really.I`m sure it will happen ,won`t it.We’re going to go and see them, so a quite scientist.

  Maybe get them some moisture or something, you know, it might work

   The pandas are already a big crowd pleaser for the zoo, a panda cub  would be even bigger, but it’s not meant to be, for this year at least.

  




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金良_1742792

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You can’t hurry love and that’s certainly case without Edinburgh giant pandas. Despite showing all the right signs of love, it’s seems part of time panda paws, it just not mention to be TianXiang and Yangguang this time around.
YangGuang comes good line of breeders, his father successfully bred 107 cubs and both Edinburgh pandas have offspring their own to other partners. But it seems this marriage and this occasion is not made in heaven.
But zoo says it’s simply matter of time. It just four months since their arrived Edinburgh zoon on loan for the next time years form China. So it always a big ask for the animas to bond immediately. And with the mother nature only allow pandas one season a year to breed and only then 36 hour to succeed, It’s not ask of the Edinburgh newest arrivals.
That have been around, you know approx many 20 million yeras longer than human have, so in that scene, of course remarkable success for the strategy that they have evolved is in the a while pre-history has been remarkably get so only when they come up against humans, encroaching侵犯 侵占 on their nature habitat that human force, let me see the role the stranger can’t it setting, the things start to look strange.
The pandas are the big attraction at Edinburgh zoo. Visitors today say “mother nature should take its cost”  
I guess it’s just nature really can’t force. Can’t force really I sure what happen won’t it? we are going to see them so XX
Maybe get them more moisture or something you know might work
The pandas already a big crowd pleased for the zoo, a panda cub would be even bigger, but it’s not to meant to be, for this year at least.
J T sky news Edinburgh

孙滦峰

You can't hurry love and that certainly the case was that breeds giant pandas.Despite choosing all the right signs of love,it seems the patter of tiny panda paws is just not meant to be for Tiantian and Yangguang this time around.

Yangguang comes from a good line of breeders.His father successfully bred 107 cubs and both Edinburgh's pandas have offspring of their own to other partners.But it seems in this marriage in this occasion is not made in heaven.But the zoo says it's simply a matter of time.It's just four month since they arrived at Edinburgh Zoo on loan for next ten years from China.So it was always a big guess for the animal to bond immediately.And with mother nature only allowing pandas one season a year to breed,and even then only 36 hours to succeed,it's a lot to ask of Edinburgh's newest arrivals.


They've been around,you know approximately 20 million years longer than humans have.So in that sense of course they are remarkably successful and the strategy they have evolved is in the wild prehistory has been remarkably get,so when they come up against humans encroaching on that natural habitat and human forcing them rather strange captive setting things start to look strange.


The pandas are a big attraction in Edinburgh Zoo,visitors today say the mother nature should take its course.


I guess it's just nature really you can't force ,you can't force it really,I'm sure it will happen won't it?We're going to go and see them so a quite scientist.


Maybe get them some moisture or something,you know,might work.


The pandas are already a big crowd pleaser for the zoo,a panda cub would be even bigger.But it's not meant to be for this year at least.James Shelton,Skynews,Edinburgh.

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xingxingcamille

HOMEWORK

You can’t hurry love. And that’s certainly the case with Edinburgh’s giant pandas.

Despite showing all the right signs of love, it seems the patter of tiny panda paws is just not meant to be for Tiantian and Yangguang this time around.

Yangguang comes from a good line of breeders. His father successful bred 107 cubs. And both Edinburgh pandas have offspring of their own to other partners. But it seems this marriage in this occasion is not made in heaven.  

But the zoo says it’s simply a matter of time. It’s just four months since they arrived at Edinburgh zoo on loan for the next ten years from China. So it was always a big ask for the animals to bond immediately. And with mother nature only allowing pandas one season a year to breed, and even then only 36 hours to succeed, it’s a lot to ask of Edinburgh newest arrivals. .

“That’s been around, you know, approximately 20 million years longer than humans have. So in that sense, of course, they are remarkably successful and the strategy that they have evolved is in the wild prehistory, has been remarkably good. So only when they’ve come up against humans, encroaching on that natural habitat, and then humans forcing them into this role of strange captive setting, the things start to look strange.”

The pandas are a big attraction of Edinburgh zoo. Visitors today say mother nature should take its course.

“I guess it’s just a nature really. You can’t force, can’t force it really. I’m sure it’ll happen, won’t it? We’re going to see them, so we are quite excited.”

“Maybe get them some hoisters or something, you know. It might work.”

The pandas were already a big crowd pleaser for the zoo. A panda cub would be even bigger. But it’s not meant to be for this year at least.

Jane Chilton, Sky News, Edinburgh.

syw11

You can’t hurry in love and that certainly the case was that Britain’s giant pandas.

Despite showing all the right sighs of love, it seems the patter of tiny panda paws is just not meant to be to Tiantian and Yangguang this time around.
Yangguang comes form a good line of breeders. His father successfully bred 107 cubs, and both Edinburgh’s pandas have offspring of their own to their partners. But it seems this marriage in this occasion is not made in heaven. But the zoo says it’s simply a matter of time.

It’s just four months since they arrived at Edinburgh zoo on loan for the next 10 years from China. So it was always a big ask for the animals to bound immediately. And with mother nature only allowing pandas warm season in a year to breed, and even then only 36 hours to succeed. It’s a lot to ask of Edinburgh new arrivals.
“They have been around, you know, approximately 20 million years longer than humans have. So in that sense of course they are remarkably successful on the strategy that they have evolved is in the wild prehistory has been remarkably good. So any when they come up against human’s    encroaching on that natural habitat and human forcing them through the strange captive setting that seems start to look strange.”

The pandas are big attraction in Edinburgh zoo. Visitors today say mother nature should take its course.
I guess it’s just nature and eco force. I’m really unsure what happened * .
Maybe get them some moisture, something you know, my work.
The pandas are already a big crowd leader for the zoo. A panda cab would be even bigger. But it’s not meant to be for this year at least.

fansummer

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aiwaker

You 　can't hurry love , and that certainly the case with that Bratian's giant pandas. despite chirring all the right sounds of love it seems the part of time the panda pose it just not meant to be for Tiantian and Yangguang this time around.
Yangguang comes from a good line of breeders, his father successfully breed 107 curbs and both that Braintian's pandas have sprung of their own to other parterners.but it seems this marrige and this occasion is not made in heaven.
but the zoo says it is simply a matter of time.it's just four months since they have arrived at Bratian's zoo on loan for the next 10 years from China. so it is big ask for the animals to bond immediatly, and with the mother only allowing pandas one season a year to breed and even then only 33 hours to succeed ,it is a lot to ask of any good news to arrivals.there have been aroud approximatly each many a years longer than human beings have and so  in that case of  course there're remarkably successful on the strategy that they have involved .it's in the wild and prehistory has been remarkably gets it.so it's only when they have come up against humans in crouching on that and not have enough time than human's forcing a misses role the strage catch exceting that things stop to look strange .
the panadas are big attraction in Bratian's zoo,visitors today say mother should take it's course.i guess it's just nature really , you can't force,can't force reall im sure it will happen once they're we are going to see them so close like to see them .maybe get some more moistures or something you know might work.
the pandas roll  already a big  crowded for the zoo a panda curb will even be bigger,but it's not meant to be for this year at least.



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lyroy

You can’t hurry love, and that’s certainly the case with Edinburgh’s giant pandas, despite showing all the right signs of love, it seems the patter of tiny panda paws is just not meant to be for TianTian and YangGuang this time around.
YangGuang comes from a good line of breeders, his father successfully bred 107 cubs, and both Edinburg’s pandas have offspring of their own to other partners, but it seems this marriage in this occasion is not made in heaven.
But the zoo says it’s simply a matter of time. It’s just 4 months since they arrived at Edinburgh Zoo on loan for the next 10 years from China. So it was always a big ask for the animals to bond immediately. And with mother nature only allowing pandas one season a year to breed, and even then only 36 hours to succeed. It’s a lot to ask of Edinburgh’s newest arrivals.
“They’ve been around, you know, approximately 20 million years longer than humans have. So in that sense, of course they’re remarkably successful and the strategy that they have evolved, is in the wild and prehistory, has been remarkably good. It’s only when they come up against humans, encroaching on their natural habitat, and then humans forcing them into this rather strange captive setting, that things start to look strange.”
The pandas are a big attraction at Edinburgh Zoo, visitors today say mother nature should take its course.
“I guess it’s just nature,really， you can’t force it really. I’m sure it will happen, won’t it? We’re going to go and see them, so a quite scientist.”
“Maybe get them some moisture or something, you know, it might work。”
The pandas are already a big crowd pleaser for the zoo, a panda cub would be even bigger, but it’s not meant to be, for this year at least.

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Strigidae

You can't hurry love,and that's certainly the case with Edinburgh's giant pandas.
Despite showing all the rights signs of love, it seems the patter of tiny panda paws is just not meant to be for Tiantian and Yangguang this time around.
Yangguang comes from a good line of breeders his father successfully bred 107 cubs and both of Edinburgh's pandas have offspring their own to other partners,but seems this marriages and this occasion is not made in heaven.
But the zoo says it simply have much of time, it just four months since they arrived at Edinburgh's zoo on loan for the next ten years from China. So it was always a big ask for the animals to bond immediately. And with mother nature only allowing pandas one season a year to breed,and even then only 36 hours to succeed. It's a lot of ask for Edinburgh's  newest arrivals.
They have been around, you know, approximately 20 millions years longer than humans have. So in that sence, of course they remarkably successful in the strategy that they have evolved ,is in the wild and prehistory, has been pretty good. So it's only when they    up against humans, enc    on the nature habitat,and human 's forcing them into a rather strange captive setting, that things start to looks strange.
The pandas are big attraction at Edinburgh's zoo, visitors today say mother nature should take it's course.
I guess it is just nature really, you can't force. Of cause I'm really ensure it will happen, won't it? We are going to again see them,so quite.....
May be get them some moisture something, you know, my work.
The pandas were already a big crowd place for the zoo, a panda cub would  be even bigger. But it's not meant to be for this year at least.






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