Tian Tian eats in her enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo as their giant pandas are one step closer to the anticipated 36 hour annual breeding window, with experts confirming a crucial hormone crossover in female panda Tian Tian has now taken place and that she should come into oestrus within the next seven to 14 days.

Tian Tian eats in her enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo as their giant pandas are one step closer to the anticipated 36 hour annual breeding window, with experts confirming a crucial hormone crossover in female panda Tian Tian has now taken place and that she should come into oestrus within the next seven to 14 days. Stock Photo

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4 April 2014

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Edinburgh UK

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Tian Tian eats in her enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo as their giant pandas are one step closer to the anticipated 36 hour annual breeding window, with experts confirming a crucial hormone crossover in female panda Tian Tian has now taken place and that she should come into oestrus within the next seven to 14 days.

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