Tokyo zoo to remove panda with signs of pregnancy from public display

A Tokyo zoo said Tuesday it will stop displaying a giant panda believed to have fallen pregnant.Ueno Zoological Gardens said it will remove Shin Shin, 11, from public display from Thursday, after she began showing signs of pregnancy last week. A urine test has also indicated the panda is pregnant, the zoo said.If Shin Shin is pregnant, she will most likely give birth around late May or early June. Her offspring would be the first giant panda cub to be born at the park in five years.Shin Shin and male panda Ri Ri, also 11, had a cub in 2012 but it died from pneumonia six days after birth.The…READ FULL ARTICLE