All pandas from American zoos are to be returned to China, which may be due to tensions between the two countries. China holds a monopoly on these large pandas and usually leases them to zoos in other countries, including the U.S.

According to BBC , China is refusing to renew contracts with American zoos that keep pandas, and this has become part of "panda diplomacy." Giant pandas have become symbols of friendly relations between countries, and China sends them to other countries as a gesture of goodwill or gratitude.

Zoos in the United States are already holding "lavish send-offs" for pandas preparing to return to China, and this has become the focus of media and public attention. Experts agree that the return of all pandas to China is of strategic importance to the Chinese government, and it may be part of a complex international policy.

Of course, there are many nuances to this story, and many people do not rule out a political basis for these decisions. The issue of pandas could be a topic of discussion in international negotiations between the United States and China.

It is worth noting that pandas have always been an object of interest and study in scientific and zoological research, and their conservation is an important aspect in the world of conservation and biodiversity.