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El panda agarrado a las piernas de su cuidador que circuló por Twitter y subió a los más importantes portales periodísticos del mundo no corresponde al terremoto, sino que fue tomada en 2006.

La foto trucha que conmovió al mundo

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Alguien difundió por Twitter la imagen de un panda abrazado a los pies de su cuidador y puso

que el animal estaba aterrorizado durante el terremoto de 9 grados de magnitud del viernes. La red

la llevó a todo el mundo como si fuera cierta y los diarios los publicaron.

Pasado el primer momento, buscamos en google más fotos del mismo panda y nos encontramos con

que la imagen no es de Japón, sino de China, y no fue sacada el 10 de marzo de 2011 sino

el 4 de enero de 2006, concretamente en el el Centro de Protección de Pandas Gigantes en

Wolong, Sichuan.

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Epígrafe original: A giant panda holds a feeders legs at the Chinese Giant Panda Protection Center in Wolong, southwest Chinas Sichuan Province, Jan. 4, 2006. Chinas State Forestry Administration said on Jan. 4 that the mainland would unveil a giant panda couple for Taiwan on Jan. 6. The Chinese mainland would present the selected pair of giant pandas to Taiwanese compatriots as a symbol of peace, unity and friendship.
Epígrafe original: A giant panda holds a feeders legs at the Chinese Giant Panda Protection Center in Wolong, southwest Chinas Sichuan Province, Jan. 4, 2006. Chinas State Forestry Administration said on Jan. 4 that the mainland would unveil a giant panda couple for Taiwan on Jan. 6. The Chinese mainland would present the selected pair of giant pandas to Taiwanese compatriots as a symbol of peace, unity and friendship.
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Epígrafe original: A giant panda holds the feeders arm at the Chinese Giant Panda Protection Center in Wolong, southwest Chinas Sichuan Province, Jan. 4, 2006. Chinas State Forestry Administration said on Jan. 4 that the mainland would unveil a giant panda couple for Taiwan on Jan. 6. The Chinese mainland would present the selected pair of giant pandas to Taiwanese compatriots as a symbol of peace, unity and friendship.
Epígrafe original: A giant panda holds the feeders arm at the Chinese Giant Panda Protection Center in Wolong, southwest Chinas Sichuan Province, Jan. 4, 2006. Chinas State Forestry Administration said on Jan. 4 that the mainland would unveil a giant panda couple for Taiwan on Jan. 6. The Chinese mainland would present the selected pair of giant pandas to Taiwanese compatriots as a symbol of peace, unity and friendship.
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Epígrafe original: A giant panda bites a persons leg for fun at the Chinese Giant Panda Protection Center in Wolong, southwest Chinas Sichuan Province, Jan. 4, 2006. Chinas State Forestry Administration said on Jan. 4 that the mainland would unveil a giant panda couple for Taiwan on Jan. 6. The Chinese mainland would present the selected pair of giant pandas to Taiwanese compatriots as a symbol of peace, unity and friendship.
Epígrafe original: A giant panda bites a persons leg for fun at the Chinese Giant Panda Protection Center in Wolong, southwest Chinas Sichuan Province, Jan. 4, 2006. Chinas State Forestry Administration said on Jan. 4 that the mainland would unveil a giant panda couple for Taiwan on Jan. 6. The Chinese mainland would present the selected pair of giant pandas to Taiwanese compatriots as a symbol of peace, unity and friendship.

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