On April 23rd, within the premises of Chongqing Zoo, southern China, a startling incident unfolded as two giant pandas, siblings "Yuke" and "Yuai," playfully overwhelmed a female keeper for several seconds, with one of them making biting gestures. The ordeal only came to an end when another male keeper rushed to her aid. During the commotion, one panda scampered up a tree while the other continued to pursue the keeper until they all retreated indoors.

In response to the incident, the management of Chongqing Zoo issued a statement, clarifying that during the afternoon of April 23rd, while the keepers were guiding the pandas to the feeding area, the playful animals began chasing them, resulting in the keeper being knocked down. Fortunately, neither the keeper nor the pandas sustained any injuries. Following the incident, the zoo promptly convened a safety meeting, identifying lessons learned and implementing stricter guidelines to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

The video was provided with permission from local media.

4月23日，重庆动物园内，两只大熊猫将一名女性饲养员扑倒几十秒，并压在其身上有撕咬动作，直到另一名男性饲养员赶到帮忙才挣脱。其中一只大熊猫，跑着上了树，另外一只大熊猫仍然紧追着饲养员不放，最后跟着饲养员跑进了室内。据了解，两只大熊猫正是“渝可”“渝爱”这对兄妹。
针对此事，重庆动物园管理处发布了公告：2024年4月23日下午2点左右，保育员放好食物后，引导“渝可、渝爱”到食物投放点的过程中，两只熊猫追逐保育员，导致保育员被扑倒。保育员未受到伤害，两只熊猫也未受到影响，均平安。事发后，熊猫馆及时召开安全会议，总结教训，举一反三，对后续的饲养操作做了明确要求，防止类似事件发生。