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Only about 1,600 Giant Pandas survive in the wild with 200 to 300 in China's mist-shrouded Quinling Mountains, which extend for thousands of miles and where few people gain permission to enter.
Pandas in the Wild captures the loving warmth between a mother panda and her newborn, the fierce competition among male pandas fighting for females as spring approaches and the harsh struggles pandas endure to survive the snow-buried winter.
It's a journey into a remote and exotic locale and an up-close look at the secret lives of these rare mammals-an intimate portrait of one of the world's most treasured animals.
Smithsonian networks captures the panda in its natural habitat for the first time, behaving in ways you won't see at the zoo.
Pandas in the Wild captures the loving warmth between a mother panda and her newborn, the fierce competition among male pandas fighting for females as spring approaches and the harsh struggles pandas endure to survive the snow-buried winter.
It's a journey into a remote and exotic locale and an up-close look at the secret lives of these rare mammals-an intimate portrait of one of the world's most treasured animals.
Smithsonian networks captures the panda in its natural habitat for the first time, behaving in ways you won't see at the zoo.
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Outstandingly done!!As I looked at the DVD cover, I realized it was produced by a well known Japanese TV company. I'd not say the image quality is extremely high, but the rest of it is just so well done. This is a very educational film that takes the viewers into wild Pandas' lives. It explains the panda's natural habitat in China, a panda's journey from birth to becoming independent and their struggles against humans, the major reason to their declining number in the wild. It is really awesome to be able to see pandas in the wild without human influence and how they interact with one another.
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