A worker looks on as Giant Pandas eat bamboo at a zoo in Beijing Monday, June 2, 2008. Eight pandas has arrived safely in Beijing after a long journey from their damaged reserve near the epicenter following the deadly earthquake. The pandas arrived last Saturday to spend the next six months at the Beijing Zoo on a special Olympics visit that had been planned long before the quake.(AP)
Children wearing panda costumes express their best wishes to the "Olympic pandas" at the Beijing Zoo June 5, 2008. Eight giant pandas selected by citizens to add cheer to the Beijing Olympics arrived at the zoo from their home in earthquake-devastated Sichuan province on May 24 and met the public on Thursday. REUTERS/China Daily
Workers install a window in a temporary house being built for residents affected by the recent earthquake in Shifang, Sichuan province June 4, 2008.REUTERS/Stringer
A worker looks on as Giant Pandas eat bamboo at a zoo in Beijing Monday, June 2, 2008. Eight pandas has arrived safely in Beijing after a long journey from their damaged reserve near the epicenter following the deadly earthquake. The pandas arrived last Saturday to spend the next six months at the Beijing Zoo on a special Olympics visit that had been planned long before the quake.(AP)
Children wearing panda costumes express their best wishes to the "Olympic pandas" at the Beijing Zoo June 5, 2008. Eight giant pandas selected by citizens to add cheer to the Beijing Olympics arrived at the zoo from their home in earthquake-devastated Sichuan province on May 24 and met the public on Thursday. REUTERS/China Daily
Workers install a window in a temporary house being built for residents affected by the recent earthquake in Shifang, Sichuan province June 4, 2008.REUTERS/Stringer
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