Two heartwarming scenes of giant pandas enjoying a special treat of fruit and vegetable kebabs have emerged from the Sunshine Delivery House for Giant Pandas at the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda (CCRCGP) in southwest China's Sichuan Province.

The playful pandas are captivating viewers with their antics as they munch on special "panda kebabs" prepared by their keepers. These colorful treats, a mix of their favorite fruits and vegetables, are more than just a snack.
They are part of an environmental enrichment process for giant pandas in captivity. Enrichment aims to make the pandas' environment more complex and dynamic, stimulating natural behaviors instead of repetitive captive ones, ultimately promoting their mental and physical well-being

The CCRCGP is a leading institution for panda conservation and research, known for having the world's largest artificially-bred giant panda population and serving as a specialist center for the training and release of captive-bred pandas into the wild.
It also boasts the largest and most extensive collaborative platform for giant panda cooperation and exchange worldwide. The center has established partnerships and cooperative relations with 18 zoos in 16 countries and regions, 39 domestic animal breeding institutions, and over 10 scientific research institutes.