These pandas have three jobs. Eat, sleep, and be ambassadors to the United States of America. >> Huh.Wait, what's going on. Introducing Fooang and Pingping. Two six-year-old pandas born and raised in Chungdu, [music] China.Soon, they'll be moving from China all the way to Zoo Atlanta here in the US on an 8,000mi long flight. That's a huge trip. So, why is China sending them.Well, it's part of something called panda [music] diplomacy, which is when China sends pandas to countries they want to have a close, p ...

At Montazuma Lodge, Michelle Tasco told us she's working to buy more land to preserve for the birds and now her daughters are pursuing careers in biology, forestry, birding, and conservation. >> When you think about it, I mean, did the birds save you. >> Yes.>> They have given me everything I have, everything I am, everything my daughters are today. >> Two of your daughters got married. Are they married to burers.See, >> I never thought of birds as matchmakers, but it seems like here maybe they are. ...

The countdown is on for the return of giant pandas to Zoo Atlanta. With a fluffy pair of the iconic bears soon getting ready to roll. They're this way.We were invited to get a real life look at Pushwang and Pingping, both 6 years old and USbound. As part of a new 10-year conservation agreement, panda fans will soon learn that Pingping loves to follow his keepers around. That's not your typical panda protocol.And that he's also a very dedicated bamboo eater. While Fooang, which means double happiness, is pla ...