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Panda's body donated to museum for scientific study

Friday 02nd May, 10:40 AM JST

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  • telecasterplayer at 11:37 AM JST - 2nd May

    I thought Panda Express would get it.

  • some14some at 11:46 AM JST - 2nd May

    Scientific study for what? how much will it cost? getting live panda(s) from China will cost you nothing. Oh yeah, how about making Panda Robot, though bit expensive.

  • tako10 at 01:37 PM JST - 2nd May

    Scientific study…. I guess they will probably eat it.

  • Proffessor at 02:26 PM JST - 2nd May

    I Just hope poor Ling Ling's remains wont end up on someone's else's dinning table in the name of 'scientific research'

  • Nessie at 02:31 PM JST - 2nd May

    The gall was mysteriously missing.

  • northlondon at 02:50 PM JST - 2nd May

    Ying Ling's body donated for scientific study ? What, Ying Ling of Joy Toy ?

    The officials said they want the study of Ying Ling’s body to help scientists find a better natural-breeding method

    Sexy.

  • capone at 04:25 PM JST - 2nd May

    tako10 ...you beat me to it

  • Triple888 at 06:04 PM JST - 2nd May

    Only pandas die in Japan.

  • 1keiron at 09:29 PM JST - 2nd May

    Find a more natural way of breeding? Er Sex with...another Panda of the oposite sex? What's a "better natural-breeding method" than that?

  • unscrejects at 11:52 PM JST - 2nd May

    The remaining 8 pandas in Japan cost the country 40 million US per year - at last count China pandered out the pandas for 5 million a year each. Hey did anyone see the S.Korean dog that gets panda shade painted around his eyes every morning? Real cute and funny. Looks like the real deal only he barks and runs like the dickens!

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