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1 <strong>Pandas</strong> and Other Endangered Species April 16, 1972, was a crazy day in Washington, D.C. Outside the National Zoo, cars were lined up bumper to bumper. Twenty thousand people waited in long lines at the gates. All of this fuss was about two chubby little panda cubs named Hsing Hsing and Ling Ling. They had just arrived as gifts from the Chinese government. 1
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