All articles tagged with #red panda
Originally Published 6 months ago — by ESPN
Red Panda, a popular acrobat performer, suffered a broken wrist after falling from her unicycle during a halftime show at a WNBA game. She spent 11 hours in the hospital and is expected to recover in a few months, with plans to return for next season. The fall was caused by damage to her unicycle during transit, and she received well wishes from players and fans alike.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by NBC Sports
Red Panda, a popular acrobat performer, fractured her left wrist after falling from her unicycle during a WNBA game halftime show. She spent 11 hours in the hospital and is expected to recover in a few months, with plans to return for next season. The fall was caused by damage to her unicycle during transit, and she received support from players and fans alike.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Yahoo Sports
Red Panda, a legendary performer known for her unicycle and bowls routine at basketball games, severely fractured her wrist after a fall caused by a damaged pedal during her halftime show at the WNBA Commissioner's Cup final. She was hospitalized and is expected to undergo further treatment, with her team expressing gratitude for the support. The incident also caused a delay in the game, but Red Panda's remarkable career continues to inspire fans worldwide.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Los Angeles Times
Red Panda, a renowned halftime acrobat known for balancing bowls on her head on a unicycle, fell and injured her wrist during a WNBA game, prompting her to be helped off the court and raising concerns about her condition.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Guardian
Red Panda, a renowned unicycle performer known for her halftime shows at basketball games, was injured after falling from her unicycle during the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup championship halftime in Minneapolis. She was assisted off the court and received concern from players and fans, highlighting her long-standing role in basketball entertainment since her debut in 1993. Niu, who retired in 2013 to support her family, returned to perform in 2015 and is celebrated for her unique act, making her injury a significant moment for the basketball community.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Yahoo Sports
Red Panda, a legendary halftime performer known for her unicycle and bowls routine, was injured and had to be taken off in a wheelchair after falling during the WNBA Commissioner's Cup final, causing a brief delay in the game; she remains a celebrated figure in basketball entertainment and beyond.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by CNN
Red Panda, a popular unicycle performer, fell and was injured during the halftime of the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup final, with her injuries and condition currently unknown.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ABC7 Los Angeles
A 3-month-old red panda named Roxie died from stress-induced choking, attributed to fireworks during Guy Fawkes Night, just days after her mother's death. The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland highlighted the impact of fireworks on zoo animals, prompting renewed calls for stricter regulations on public firework sales. A petition with over a million signatures has been submitted to the UK government, advocating for a ban on public firework sales, with exceptions for organized displays, to prevent similar incidents.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ABC News
Thai customs agents seized 87 animals, including a red panda, from checked luggage at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport, leading to the arrest of six Indian nationals on suspicion of wildlife smuggling. The animals, categorized as threatened by CITES, were hidden in baskets, bags, and containers. Thailand, a biodiversity-rich nation, has been a major hub for illicit wildlife trafficking, with customs officials making numerous CITES-protected wildlife seizures over the years. If found guilty, the suspects may face up to 10 years in jail or a heavy fine.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
Thai customs officials rescued a red panda, snakes, monkeys, and chameleons from checked-in luggage at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and arrested six Indian nationals for attempted smuggling. A total of 87 reptiles and mammals were found in the baggage, highlighting the ongoing issue of illegal wildlife trafficking in the region. The red panda, along with other animals, was rescued from the luggage and the suspects were bound for Mumbai. The incident underscores the high demand for animal products in certain countries and the urgent need for wildlife conservation efforts.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BBC.com
Six Indian nationals were arrested at Bangkok's international airport for attempting to smuggle a red panda and 87 other animals, including snakes, parrots, and monitor lizards, out of Thailand in their checked luggage. The suspects face a maximum of 10 years behind bars, and Thailand is a major transit hub for wildlife smugglers, with the animals usually sold in China and Vietnam.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by DW (English)
An endangered red panda has given birth to two cubs at the Karlsruhe Zoo in Germany, marking the first red panda birth at the zoo. The male and female cubs, born on June 25, were microchipped and are currently in good health. Red pandas are an endangered species, with fewer than 10,000 remaining in the world. They are not closely related to giant pandas and primarily inhabit the Himalayas.