Camera trap images from China show giant pandas, and several other fascinating species, in their remote mountain habitat. View online version | Contact us Never-before-seen Images of Pandas in the Wild Released: May 23, 2013 WWF is supporting a new nationwide survey of giant pandas using sophisticated technology that will help track the species in their remote mountain habitat. © WWF China / WWF-Canon Never-before-seen camera trap images from China show giant pandas in their remote mountain habitat as well as several other fascinating species--such as the Asiatic black bear, red panda and leopard cat--that share the iconic bear’s mountainous home. "These images demonstrate that by saving the iconic giant panda, we secure a vibrant future for other incredible wildlife, wild places and people--it’s the best kind of win-win proposition" said Sybille Klenzendorf, managing director of WWF's species conservation program. See these amazing photos and discover how WWF is helping pandas and people. Learn More: * Fewer than 1,600 pandas remain in the wild * Camera traps from around the world Share this WildWire:   Share on Facebook   Share on Twitter   Forward to a Friend Donate to WWF

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