Giant Panda Wakes Up To A Lot Of Snow, Keepers Were Amused At His Reaction
The blizzard that is sweeping across through the Northeast is burying the National Zoo in Washington D.C. under one or two feet of snow.
While the blizzard has been causing too much headaches and affecting humans in their daily routines but not to Tian Tian, the giant panda who lives in the zoo. Tian Tian who woke up this morning in his snow-buried home in the zoo has been very excited about it and couldn't stop himself from playing in the snow.
Like other pandas with thick coats he delights himself by rolling over and gliding down in the snow. He even attempts to bury himself in the snow but one thing for sure, this panda is having one of the best times in his life.
Check out the video that has been posted by the National Zoo who's gone viral and been shared over 130,000 times.
This panda's reaction will warm your home with his adorable reaction.
The blizzard that is sweeping across through the Northeast is burying the National Zoo in Washington D.C. under one or two feet of snow.
While the blizzard has been causing too much headaches and affecting humans in their daily routines but not to Tian Tian, the giant panda who lives in the zoo.
Tian Tian who woke up this morning in his snow-buried home in the zoo has been very excited about it and couldn't stop himself from playing in the snow.
Like other pandas with thick coats he delights himself by rolling over and gliding down in the snow. He even attempts to bury himself in the snow but one thing for sure, this panda is having one of the best times in his life.
Check out the video that has been posted by the National Zoo who's gone viral and been shared over 130,000 times.
This panda's reaction will warm your home with his adorable reaction.
