Bei Bei the Panda is So Adorable Celebrating First Snowfall in Washington D.C.
An adorable giant panda reveling in the season’s first snowfall in Washington, D.C. has captured the hearts of netizens on social media.
Bei Bei, the three-year-old giant panda living at the Smithsonian National Zoo, was caught on film by his zookeepers frolicking in the snow.
The footage, which showed Bei Bei rolling and tumbling outside, was posted on YouTube on Thursday and has since been widely shared on social media.
Twitter users have since been expressing happiness for Bei Bei.
If you need a smile today….#BeiBei can help with that lol https://t.co/Hoi9uYg5s0
— Ryan Sprouse (@RSprouseABC7) November 15, 2018
#BeiBei the cutest baby #Panda having fun the #snowday #animallover #HappyWeekend #FunniestTweets 🐼 pic.twitter.com/eACum2mrSI
— Carla Yaquer (@CarlaYaquer) November 16, 2018
no offense but i would die for Bei Bei https://t.co/vOf0f7m4Ku
— bre (@eversincedeluca) November 16, 2018
I would bet some of our students like to play the BeiBei way! https://t.co/CoD2TDuKGQ
— Saint Christopher’s Preschool (@SCP_Preschool) November 16, 2018
I hope everyone experiences as much joy today as #BeiBei. https://t.co/DDVPRqYCTA
— Yana 🌊 (@yana88yu) November 16, 2018
Bei, Bei is my spirit animal.pic.twitter.com/Qd2CUn8swk
— Dakota Smith (@weatherdak) November 16, 2018
I LIVE for a panda-in-the-snow video 🐼❄️🖤 #BeiBei https://t.co/mHeqLVII03
— Emily H (@hanseneg) November 17, 2018
The young panda, who was named “Bei Bei” by Michelle Obama and Peng Liyuan in 2015, the first ladies of the United States and the People’s Republic of China, is part of the U.S.-China relations panda diplomacy. He will have to be sent to the People’s Republic of China next year when he turns four.
Bei Bei and his mother Mei Xiang can be viewed via a panda-cam at the National Zoo.
Featured Image via YouTube / Smithsonian’s National Zoo.
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