On the 8th, the zoo announced that the cause of death was heart failure, due to the sudden death of a male panda, Chuwan Chuwan, who was a popular at the Chiang Mai Zoo in northern Thailand. The company plans to pay compensation to China that lent out pandas.
Chuwan Chuwan fluttered after eating bamboo on the evening of September 16 and suddenly fell and died. Pandas in captivity may live for over 30 years, but Chuwan Chuwan was 19 years old, so on the net there was a voice that regarded the breeding environment as a problem, such as “Bamboo was too hard and clogged in the throat” It was up.
The zoo dissects with Chinese experts to investigate the cause of death. In a statement on the 8th, the anatomical results were announced that “the nutritional condition was good, there was no trauma, nothing was clogged in the throat” and “the heart fell short of oxygen due to heart failure”.
On top of that, “Thailand promptly compensates…