Wang Wang and Fu Ni left Australia for China Wang Wang and Fu Ni, the first pair of giant pandas to travel in the Southern Hemisphere, have returned to China after a 15-year stay in Australia. What are their living habits like? What happy moments did they have in Australia? Let’s take a look! #FriendshipMessenger #pandasworldtravel #CCRCGP For more panda information, please check out: https://en.ipanda.com | iPanda

Look! Although far away from their homeland, the giant pandas, Wang Wang and Fu Ni are living a happy life in Australia. In 2009, Wang Wang and Fu Ni, a pair of giant pandas, traveled from southwest China's Sichuan Province to Adelaide Zoo in Australia, and have since resided in their "Australian Panda Home." #Pandalife #pandalover #pandaland #Sichuan #AdelaideZoo #Australia #thegiantpandas #WangWang #FuNi #AustralianPandaHome | Miss Panda

Keepers at Adelaide Zoo say they are remaining positive despite another fruitless breeding season for Wang Wang and Fu Ni. The giant pandas have again failed to show much interest in each other. The latest in 7NEWS Adelaide at 6pm | www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

Adelaide Zoo's giant pandas have gone into lockdown. Keepers have closed their exhibit for two weeks to give Wang Wang and Fu Ni some privacy during breeding season, and there is reason to believe this may be their lucky year. 7NEWS Adelaide at 6pm | www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

We haven't heard much lately about our reproductively challenged giant pandas but Adelaide Zoo keepers have their fingers crossed this could be Wang Wang and Fu Ni's lucky year. 7NEWS Adelaide at 6pm | www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

There is a giant announcement out of the Adelaide Zoo with first pictures of the new pair of pandas heading our way. Wang Wang and Fu Ni's replacements have been painstakingly selected with one job in mind to breed, but do not expect it to happen quickly. Download the 7NEWS app: 7news.link/7newsapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

Do you know how influential Wang Wang and Fu Ni are in Australia? Since their arrival at the Adelaide Zoo in 2009, they have become the celebrities of the zoo. Not only did they attract millions of visitors, but they also helped spread knowledge and awareness of animal conservation to many more people. We are so happy to have you back, Wang Wang and Fu Ni! #CCRCGP #FriendshipMessenger #PandasWorldTravel #ReturnOfPandas For more panda information, please check out: https://en.ipanda.com | iPanda

Join us in wishing Adelaide Zoo's giant pandas a very happy birthday! 🐼 🐼 Fu Ni turned 15 a few days ago, while next week, Wang Wang will be sweet 16. The furry duo celebrated by playing in a bathtub filled with sawdust, before tucking into some tasty treats. #9News | 9 News Adelaide

Adelaide Zoo's Giant Pandas always raise a smile but this video takes it to the next level...🤣🤣🤣 Keeper Mikaela treated Wang Wang to a sawdust bath (they love rolling in dust) but rather than sit in it he decided using it as a hamster wheel would be far more fun! He was right! Wang Wang and FuNi capture the hearts and minds of visitors and followers far and wide and just as well - they need us. At present there are thought to be fewer than 2,000 Giant Pandas left in the wild. 🐾🐾🐾 As a cons