here is a cute link---
http://live.ipanda.com/
When the work day has gotten a bit stale… we all find something to distract us and China Television has just provided us with the perfect distraction: a 24/7 live panda cam!
Today couldn’t have said it any better: The productivity of the nation’s workforce is under attack!
On Monday, China Network Television (CCTV) unveiled round-the-clock online broadcasts of dozens of giant pandas eating, sleeping, wrestling and biting each other’s feet at a research base in Sichuan Province.
What could be cuter then watching pandas… no matter what it is they are doing. Like now for instance, two pandas are wrestling with each other to get comfy for a nap! Ugh! You can’t say that’s not cute!
Where can you find this live footage? iPanda.com is the place to go!
The footage for iPanda.com comes from 28 high-definition cameras set up in five gardens throughout the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding and Research Center in Sichuan Province, according to CNTV.
The New York Daily News reported that the panda base has singled out five different panda categories–an adult park, teen park, nursery, and “mother garden.”
http://www.inquisitr.com for more information
http://live.ipanda.com/
When the work day has gotten a bit stale… we all find something to distract us and China Television has just provided us with the perfect distraction: a 24/7 live panda cam!
Today couldn’t have said it any better: The productivity of the nation’s workforce is under attack!
On Monday, China Network Television (CCTV) unveiled round-the-clock online broadcasts of dozens of giant pandas eating, sleeping, wrestling and biting each other’s feet at a research base in Sichuan Province.
What could be cuter then watching pandas… no matter what it is they are doing. Like now for instance, two pandas are wrestling with each other to get comfy for a nap! Ugh! You can’t say that’s not cute!
Where can you find this live footage? iPanda.com is the place to go!
The footage for iPanda.com comes from 28 high-definition cameras set up in five gardens throughout the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding and Research Center in Sichuan Province, according to CNTV.
The New York Daily News reported that the panda base has singled out five different panda categories–an adult park, teen park, nursery, and “mother garden.”
http://www.inquisitr.com for more information
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