Baby red panda in UK zoo dies

Edinburgh Zoo blames fireworks for death of baby red panda
Zookeepers have blamed fireworks on the annual Bonfire Night celebrations for the death of a baby red panda named Roxie
Edinburgh Zoo slams use of fireworks after terrified red panda chokes on vomit and dies
A famous UK zoo has slammed the use of fireworks after a terrified three month old red panda died from the noise of the explosions. Experts claim Roxie, a baby red panda at Edinburgh Zoo choked on her own vomit and died because of her reaction to fireworks in the area.
Baby red panda dies due to 'firework stress' at Edinburgh Zoo as charity calls for ban
The baby panda was born on July 17 to her parents, Bruce and Ginger - who also died five days earlier at the zoo, which is suspected to be due to distress from fireworks too.
Fireworks blamed for tragic death of Edinburgh Zoo's baby red panda on Bonfire Night
A call has been issued for tighter restrictions on fireworks after a baby red panda at Edinburgh Zoo died on Bonfire Night. The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS), which runs Edinburgh Zoo, has confirmed the death of four-month-old kit Roxie, citing stress from fireworks as the likely cause.
Baby red panda died from firework stress, says zoo
Three-month-old Roxie choked on her own vomit as fireworks were being set off across Edinburgh on Bonfire Night.
Animal charity calls for fireworks ban after baby red panda dies from noise stress
Animal campaigners are calling for a ban on the public sale of fireworks after a baby red panda was thought to have died from stress related to the noise.
Baby Red Panda Dies After Stressed Reaction to 'Frightening Noises' from Nearby Fireworks, Zoo Says
The Edinburgh Zoo revealed on Thursday, Nov. 14, that veterinary experts believe the three-month-old panda named Roxie died from stress caused by fireworks
Baby red panda tragically dies at Edinburgh zoo after 'firework fright'
A three-month-old red panda has died at Edinburgh Zoo after choking on her own vomit due to stress caused by fireworks on Bonfire Night. Veterinary experts at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) believe the death of baby Roxie was linked to pyrotechnics being set off across the city centre on November 5.
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