Inside China’s panda sanctuary where newborns are raised

For every panda that’s ever gone anywhere in the world, their journey begins in the lush mountains of south-central China, home to roughly 2,000 pandas at a research and conservation center where they are bred, raised and protected. NBC’s Janis Mackey Frayer shares an inside look for TODAY.
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Panda's are beautiful animal and amazing creatures .

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Pandas are so adorable. Recently these two days, fubao born in Korea is the hottest celebrity to notice. Pandas are inevitable to be associated with politics, aside from conservation.