Two new pandas have arrived in San Diego!

The San Diego Zoo introduced in a press launch on Friday, June 28, that enormous pandas Yun Chuan and Xin Bao had arrived safely and had been “acclimating to their new house.”

Yun Chuan and Xin Bao “will spend the subsequent a number of weeks acclimating to their new house in a non-public habitat on the San Diego Zoo and gained’t be viewable to the general public throughout this time,” the assertion learn. “They’re being monitored carefully by knowledgeable wildlife well being and care groups who will decide when the pair are prepared to fulfill the general public.”

The zoo added, “We stay up for sharing extra info — together with a date and learn how to see the beloved pandas — as quickly because it turns into out there.”

Based on the discharge, Yun Chuan and Xin Bao are the primary pandas to enter the U.S. in 21 years.

In a press launch launched on Wednesday, June 26, the zoo shared that China had mentioned farewell to the animals throughout a ceremony with “a delegation of representatives from the USA, together with leaders of San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance” and conservation leaders.

The information comes after the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance (SDZWA) — the nonprofit that operates the San Diego Zoo — introduced in February that they’d signed a “cooperative settlement” with the China Wildlife Conservation Affiliation to ship new pandas to San Diego.

Described as an “essential step ahead in having large pandas return to the San Diego Zoo,” the transfer got here after the SDZWA despatched the final of its large pandas, Bai Yun and Xiao Liw, to China in 2019.

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Officers from the zoo instructed the Related Press on the time {that a} female and male bear may arrive as early as earlier than the top of the summer time.

Based on the San Diego Zoo Yun Chuan “is an nearly five-year-old male” whose mom Zhen Zhen was born on the San Diego Zoo in 2007. She was the fourth panda to be born on the zoo.

In the meantime, Xin Bao “is an almost four-year-old feminine whose identify means ‘treasured treasure of prosperity and abundance.’ ”