Baby red panda dies from ‘firework stress’ in Edinburgh Zoo
A baby red panda called Roxie has died at Edinburgh Zoo after suffering from ‘firework stress’. The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) announced that the three-month-old baby panda had choked on her own vomit after they claim fireworks on Bonfire Night in the city caused the animal to become stressed.
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A baby red panda at Edinburgh Zoo has died from firework stress, say veterinary experts. Roxie, who was three months old, ...
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