Wang Wang and Fu Ni

[4][5] On 24 November 2019, the state government of South Australia signed a deal to extend the pandas' stay in Adelaide for five more years.

Two new pandas, Xing Qiu and Yi Lan, arrived at the zoo in December 2024 following a new deal between Australia and China.

According to Chinese ambassador Zhang Junsai, the name reflects their hopes that "the lucky girl will fall into the net of love" and have a baby.

[8] A large amount of media attention was given to their arrival,[10] and the loan has been described as an instance of "panda diplomacy" between Australia and China.

[4][5] On 12 January 2010, the pair were released from their glass enclosures into their exhibit after a period of quarantine, ordered by minister Penny Wong.

[19] Zoos SA borrowed $6.7 million to fund the pandas, while a lack of sponsors added to the debt.

[1][20] However, after initial expectations that the pandas would contribute $600 million to the South Australian economy in the course of a decade, visitor numbers returned to the same levels before their arrival by 2010.

She has experienced several pseudopregnancies, which are difficult to distinguish from actual pregnancies as her blood tests, chemical signals, and behavior all indicate she is pregnant.