Japan’s Oldest Giant Panda Dies at 28 at Oji Zoo in Kobe
Giant panda Tantan at Oji Zoo, Kobe, in February
15:12 JST, April 1, 2024
Japan’s oldest giant panda Tantan has died at 28, Oji Zoo, Kobe, said Monday.
The female giant panda was being treated for heart disease.
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