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| Ang Cheng Chye's Team Panda invested much time and love to make sure their charges are happily settled in their new home. Bundles of bamboo and leaf-camouflaged biscuits left in various parts of the enclosure encourage the pair to explore their new home. [Photo/China Daily] |
The cavernous 1,500-square-meter Giant Panda Forest is Southeast Asia's largest indoor panda exhibit at the River Safari, Wildlife Reserves Singapore's latest attraction and home to the island's latest residents - giant panda Kai Kai, 5, and his playmate, 4-year-old Jia Jia.
Jia Jia means "pretty" or "auspicious" in Chinese, while Kai Kai means "victory", both names picked in a popular contest held when it was announced that China would send the pandas over to Singapore.
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