The San Diego Zoo and the San Francisco Zoo both announced last month they would also be receiving giant pandas from China in renewed agreements.
The National Zoo will once again be home to a pair of giant pandas on loan from China less than a year after it bid farewell to three panda bears that had been in Washington for over two decades.
As part of the new panda loan agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association, any offspring of the two pandas will be sent to China by the age of 4. The National Zoo will pay the association a $1 million annual fee, as all zoos that house pandas outside of China do, which it said will not come from federal funding.
In November, the U.S. waved a tearful goodbye to the three pandas that had called the National Zoo home for 23 years as Tian Tian, Mei Xiang and Xiao Qi Ji were sent back to China.
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