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Tian Tian Get Insemination 

A big panda named Tian Tian has successfully given artificial insemination. This is done precisely at Edinburgh Zoo on Thursday morning. Insemination process is carried out by three veterinarians and experts from RZSS assisted by veterinarians from China named Wang Chengdong from the Giant Panda Research Center (CCRCGP).  

This process is done in order to Tian Tian can mate with a big male panda named Yang Guang before the breeding season ends. This zoo has actually been getting loan of panda from China in 2011 but the efforts to mate pair of pandas have always failed. Tian Tian and Yang Guang is actually two giant pandas that have lived at Edinburgh zoo for 17 years. 

The previous there are two other pandas named Ming Ming and Bao Bao has left from this zoo since 1994 because of fail mated. Director of the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, Iain Valentine is very optimistic that the insemination will be successful and the two pandas Tian Tian and Yang Guang can mate and gives descent before the breeding season ends because they will still be attracted to each other. It is to be the contrary with Libby Anderson a director of animal protection charity policy OneKind who criticized this move. 

He strongly disagreed with this because artificial insemination has done including the misguided as Tian Tian did not like Mother of man who has the option to perform artificial insemination. Supposedly Tian Tian has the option to do this, and according to Libby he was very disappointed with this action because the previous insemination has failed to do the other pandas. Onekind has submitted it to the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland to restore panda  habitat to the original and let them live in peace without torment. 

A spokesman for Edinburgh Zoo says that every panda that was born to be released back into the wild, and they also argue that they only have one giant panda artificial insemination should be done in order to have offspring. For the giant pandas Tian Tian cage will be closed at Edinburgh zoo until Sunday.