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Giant panda named Yang Guang explores his enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo in Edinburgh, Scotland, in this file photo dated Monday, Dec. 12, 2011.
The 8-year old male panda Yang Guang is reported to have fallen ill, suffering ¡¡from colic, and has been removed ¡¡¡¡¡¡from display at the zoo while receiving treatment.
Yang Guang arrived to Scotland along with female panda Tian Tian ¡¡from China in early December 2011, the first to live in Britain in nearly two decades. (AP Photo)
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