Mexico City’s Xin Xin is last giant panda in Latin America
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Xin Xin, the last giant panda in Latin America, looks out from her enclosure at the Chapultepec Zoo, in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 11. At age 32, Xin Xin is among the oldest captive giant pandas ever.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Xin Xin, the last giant panda in Latin America, sits inside her enclosure at the Chapultepec Zoo, in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 11. Decades of study at the Chapultepec Zoo have yielded extensive knowledge, as well as genetic material -- semen and ovarian tissue -- that the scientists here hope will allow them to continue assisting in the pandas’ conservation even after Xin Xin is gone.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Visitors watch Xin Xin, the last giant panda in Latin America, as she sits inside her enclosure at the Chapultepec Zoo, in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Xin Xin, the last giant panda in Latin America, walks through her enclosure at the Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 11. Xin Xin passes the time relaxing in a hammock and padding tranquilly around her enclosure looking for bamboo or her favorite red apples that her caretaker sometimes hides.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A visitor places his son on a panda statue in order to make a souvenir photo just outside the enclosure of Xin Xin, a 32-year-old Mexican-born giant panda, at the Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico City, Thursday, Nov. 10.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Xin Xin, the last giant panda in Latin America, sits inside her enclosure munching on bamboo at the Chapultepec Zoo, in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Visitors take photos of Xin Xin, a 32-year-old Mexican-born giant panda, at the Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 11,ASSOCIATED PRESS
Visitors look at plaster casts of Xin Xin's footprints inside a museum dedicated to giant pandas, at the Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico City, Thursday, Nov. 10.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Xin Xin, the last giant panda in Latin America, sits inside her enclosure munching on bamboo as a visitor lifts his camera to make a selfie, at the Chapultepec Zoo, in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A visitor walks his bike past a mural that illustrates the family tree of Xin Xin, a 32-year-old Mexican-born giant panda, at the Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico City, Thursday, Nov. 10.