News > > Technology
Giant pandas in Chengdu safe from China quake
2008-05-13 02:46:28 GMT 2008-05-13 10:46:28 (Beijing Time) Xinhua English
|
|
CHENGDU, May 13 (Xinhua) -- The 60 giant pandas at a research base in Chengdu, southwest China's Sichuan Province, were safe after Monday's devastating earthquake, sources with the base said on Tuesday.
More News
- NASA devises nanotech-based biosensor to detect biohazards
- Red-hot Kiwi companies selected for int'l digital media think tank
- Red dwarf star releases giant burst of light
- 1st time: extinct animal DNA reborn in live animal
- Scientists puzzled by foreshock-less SW China earthquake
- DNA database to be built to identify dead in quake
- Most telecom services resume in quake-hit areas
- NASA gives "go" for space shuttle launch on May 31
- British MPs vote for hybrid human-animal embryos creation
- Warning! Reactive nitrogen accumulating in environment
- U.S., China space debris still orbiting Earth
- World Congress on Information Technology to be held in Canada in 2012
- Chinese fern used to clean up heavy metal-polluted soil
- Trained dogs offer sniff of a chance for quake survivors
- Agriculture ministry: China quake damages crops