Mei Xiang, who was artificially inseminated on March 1, is showing the signs a giant panda would show if she were pregnant, but those signs are also identical with the hormonal and behavioral changes of a false pregnancy, a zoo spokeswoman said on Monday.
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Monday 25 June 2018
Giant panda may be pregnant at Washington zoo
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