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One giant panda has some serious selfie skills, and these pics with a lucky tourist are here to prove it. Taking a photo with a panda is a service offered by the Dujiangyan Panda Base in Chengdu city in China. It just released six pictures, and there is no doubt the panda knows how to work her angles.
It is not the first time a panda from the center became famous for knowing how to pose like a pro. In March, 2016, another black-and-white furball was captured taking a selfie with her keeper, just seconds after giving the man a kiss and snuggling up with him.
Founded in 2011, the Dujiangyan Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding specialises in re-introducing the bears into the wild. The centre is part of the Chengdu Research Base which holds around 108 bears in captivity, making for the largest artificial breeding population of pandas in the world.
More info: Pandas International (h/t)
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One giant panda has some serious selfie skills, and these pics with a lucky tourist are here to prove it
Taking a photo with a panda is a service offered by the Dujiangyan Panda Base in Chengdu city in China
It just released six pictures, and there is no doubt the panda knows how to work her angles
Founded in 2011, the Dujiangyan Research Base specialises in re-introducing the bears into the wild
The centre is part of the research base that has the world’s largest artificial breeding population of pandas
A selfie with a giant panda anyone?
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AcousticGString 8 years ago
Amazing...almost looks fake. My guess is panda likes to see itself in the phone.
Karnelia 8 years ago
But how? And when they are released to the wild, will they get a smartphone and an Instagram account? (Please!)
Hayley Lightcap 8 years ago
Look at the majestic Panda as it hunts for wifi
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Amanda Bryan 8 years ago
My dream is to at least see a panda. Getting this close to one would complete me. Shes one lucky person!
Amanda Cariker 8 years ago
Im so jealous!!! Ive seen a Giant panda one time back in 2006. I was at the National Zoo in DC and walked over 2 miles to see the little boogers! I was getting some really good footage when the battery started to die and I relized I was never recording :( SAD PANDA!!
Griselle Lugo 8 years ago
These animals are majestic!! Thanks for sharing Bored Panda, I guess you are not bored anymore!
Give0rTake 8 years ago
Looks fun but hardly relevant to the process of 'preparing them to return to the wild'
Nyello 8 years ago
These animals are goofballs. In my opinion letting them have some fun with their caretakers is not going to inhibit their return to the wild.
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Susan Forbes 8 years ago
I'm gonna pass, they're bears after all and it would just take a moment for one of them to decide it doesn't want to play anymore
Robert Hamilton 8 years ago
I am too distracted by that terrible nosejob to really see anything else in these photos
AcousticGString 8 years ago
Amazing...almost looks fake. My guess is panda likes to see itself in the phone.
Karnelia 8 years ago
But how? And when they are released to the wild, will they get a smartphone and an Instagram account? (Please!)
Hayley Lightcap 8 years ago
Look at the majestic Panda as it hunts for wifi
Load More Replies... Amanda Bryan 8 years ago
My dream is to at least see a panda. Getting this close to one would complete me. Shes one lucky person!
Amanda Cariker 8 years ago
Im so jealous!!! Ive seen a Giant panda one time back in 2006. I was at the National Zoo in DC and walked over 2 miles to see the little boogers! I was getting some really good footage when the battery started to die and I relized I was never recording :( SAD PANDA!!
Griselle Lugo 8 years ago
These animals are majestic!! Thanks for sharing Bored Panda, I guess you are not bored anymore!
Give0rTake 8 years ago
Looks fun but hardly relevant to the process of 'preparing them to return to the wild'
Nyello 8 years ago
These animals are goofballs. In my opinion letting them have some fun with their caretakers is not going to inhibit their return to the wild.
Load More Replies... Susan Forbes 8 years ago
I'm gonna pass, they're bears after all and it would just take a moment for one of them to decide it doesn't want to play anymore
Robert Hamilton 8 years ago
I am too distracted by that terrible nosejob to really see anything else in these photos
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