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Baiting the trap
Workers in Wuyipeng bait the panda trap with goat meat in hopes of luring the rare bears so they can be fitted with GPS collars.
See www.special.newsroom.msu.edu/panda for more on the Michigan State University project.
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Wuyipeng research station - Sichuan, China
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Vanessa's research team
Vanessa's team, from left: Lao Yang, Lao Want and Lao Fan. They join her in her quest to capture, collar and track pandas.
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Baiting the panda traps
The research team place goat meat in the traps hoping to lure pandas. So far, only tricky squirrels are taking the bait...
See www.special.newsroom.msu.edu/panda for more on the Michigan State University project.
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A curious red panda in China
This is the mother panda Vanessa saw as she took her frequent hikes to check cages for giant panda. This mom was protecting her babies.
See www.special.newsroom.msu.edu/panda for more on the Michigan State University project.
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Uploaded on Jan 4, 2008
