Edinburgh Zoo's giant male panda celebrated his 19th birthday with a special present.
Yang Guang, whose name means sunshine, is the UK's only male giant panda. Keepers at the wildlife conservation charity treated him to a large birthday present filled with bamboo, carrots and honey to celebrate his big day.
The The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland also announced that lucky panda lovers could win the chance to feed Yang Guang before he goes home to China next year. To be entered into the prize draw, animals lovers are being asked to make a £5 donation.
The Zoo promises the winner will also be able to feed the giraffe herd, and be given their very own eight-foot-tall giraffe sculpture.
Yang Guang arrived in Edinburgh from China in December 2011 as part of a 10-year arrangement, but that has now been extended for a further two years due to international travel restrictions. He came alongside Tian Tian but natural and artificial insemination attempts have not been successful and Edinburgh Zoo say further breeding will not be attempted.
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