"Did Fu Bao 'serve'?"... Looking at the video released in China, there is suspicion of hair loss

The center uploaded a video of approximately 1 minute and 33 seconds on Weibo (China's version of X) that afternoon.

However, comments were posted on the video saying, “Please thoroughly investigate the ‘thief filming’ and let us know the results as soon as possible,” “Please respond to the current situation. If you don’t resolve it immediately, it will only get worse,” and “I think we need more explanation about the rumors.”

Recently, a close-up photo of a panda that appears to be Fubao was posted on Chinese social media. In addition, various photos of the panda were also released on a cell phone screen, including scenes where someone appears to be reaching out and touching or feeding the panda.

Local netizens were outraged and raised various suspicions, saying, “Isn’t it true that outsiders, not related parties, were coming into the non-exhibition area and touching, feeding, and even taking pictures of Fubao?” and “Isn’t Fubao only ‘entertaining’ a select few?”

There were also questions about the living environment, such as, “You said you would provide a large garden for Fubao, but why is there such a dirty cement floor?”

In particular, the panda in the photo in question was found to have hair loss and pressure marks on its neck, and Fubao also appeared in the same condition in the video released by the center this time.

The center reportedly reported the illegal filming and distribution of the footage to the police. However, they have yet to provide an official statement on this or explain other suspicions.

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