100,000-Year-Old Giant Panda Remains Unearthed in China

Researchers in China have unearthed 100,000-year-old giant panda remains in the Shuanghe Cave, an "underground maze" being safeguarded by Wang Deyuan.

7 Apr, 13:48 — 7 Apr, 13:48

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Unearthing 100,000-year-old giant panda remains, Wang Deyuan safeguards ‘underground maze’ Shuanghe Cave - Global Times

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