Keepers at the Wolong National Nature Reserve in southwest China’s Sichuan Province wear full panda costumes when they interact with cubs who will grow up in protected wildlife instead of in captivity. This is because human attachment can hinder a panda’s chances of survival once it is released. Sometimes, keeper has to smear panda urine or feces on the costume to mimic a real wildlife situation. This will also protect panda cubs from getting too stressful as the costume will hopefully mimic the

Sichuan provides stable home for snow leopards The Wolong National Nature Reserve located in the boundary areas of Wenchuan County of southwest China's Sichuan Province has provided a stable home for snow leopards in China. #ChorusofLife #ChinainLens For more: english.cctv.com | CCTV