They've been described as Australia's most platonic couple, and now South Australia's Giant Pandas in-residence Wang Wang and Fu Ni have the hopes of conservationists on their furry shoulders. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Australia

Glad to see that though far away from home, giant pandas 🐼Wang Wang and 🐼Fu Ni have been well looked after and settled down to live a happy life in Australia. They have become a symbol of the profound friendship between the two peoples. -- Premier Li Qiang when inspecting China-Australia cooperative research on the conservation of giant pandas | Wang Wenbin Chinese Ambassador to the Kingdom of Cambodia 汪文斌

It’s time for our final Panda People video… and time to officially wave a paw goodbye to Giant Pandas Wang Wang and Fu Ni 🐼🐼 After 15 years in Adelaide, don’t miss your last chance to see the black-and-white duo before they return to China next week. Adelaide Zoo’s Bamboo Forest will be closed from 5pm on Wednesday 13 November for the panda team to prepare Wang Wang and Fu Ni for their giant journey. Listen in as the last of our amazing keepers share their special memories, and make sure to ca

"The giant pandas are a huge drawcard, helping people to connect with nature and learn about this incredibly special species," - Zoos SA chief executive Elaine Bensted. Giant panda duo Wang Wang and Fu Ni are set to stay in Adelaide for at least the next five years. An agreement has been signed which will see them at the Adelaide Zoo until late 2024. It will cost taxpayers $3.5 million which will help fund panda research and breeding programs in China. There are still high hopes for Australia’s

Farewell Wang Wang and Fu Ni 🐼❤️ After calling Adelaide Zoo home for more than 15 years, Australia's giant panda pair has taken off on a flight bound for China packed with plenty of bamboo. Two new pandas will replace them by the end of the year. #Pandas #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide