- PANDA
- Rare bear
- Black-and-white bear
- World Wildlife Fund's symbol
- 2015 hit song for Desiigner
- Vegetarian bear
- Ling-Ling or Hsing-Hsing
- Raccoon family member
- Diner on bamboo
- Bamboo chewer
- Bamboo-eating beast
- Bamboo eater
- Zoo celebrity
- One that eats shoots and leaves
- World Wildlife Fund mascot
- DC zoo attraction
- Bosox nickname; or three-word theme to this puzzle
- Black and white zoo attraction
- Zoo attraction
- Tai Shan, for one
- Chinese giant?
- Bear that doesn't hibernate
- Petey the Sexual Harassment creature of "South Park"
- Black and white beast
- Bamboo-eating "bear"
- Comics animal Andy
- Raccoon's Himalayan cousin
- Hsing-Hsing was one
- Bamboo lover
- Black-and-white favorite
- Bamboo muncher
- Bamboo shoot muncher
- Bamboo-loving critter
- Cuddly-looking bamboo muncher
- Bamboo-loving mammal
- Big bamboo muncher
- Animal recently classified as a bear
- Black-and-white bamboo muncher
- China bear
- Ling Ling, for one
- Rare black-and- white critter
- Giant ___
- Black-and-white bear relative
- It eats shoots and leaves
- Giant bear
- Beijing Zoo attraction
- Important animal in '70s U.S.-China diplomacy
- It is really a bear
- Bear that can bark
- Black-and-white bamboo lover
- World Wildlife Fund logo animal
- __ Express: fast-food chain
- Black-and-white vegetarian
- Bear native to China
- Beast from Sichuan
- Black-and-white Chinese bear
- Certain cub
- Conservation group's symbol
- Sichuan native
- Bear in the WWF logo
- Kung Fu __: Jack Black film franchise
- Bamboo-loving bear
- Black-and-white bamboo eater
- Two-tone bear
- Bamboo-eating mammal
- Teddy resembler
- Gift from China
- National Zoo favorite
- Raccoon relative
- Bearlike beast
- Bearlike mammal
- Black and white mammal
- Chinese mammal
- Bamboo-munching beast
- National Zoo beast
- Black-and-white animal
- Black-and-white herbivore
- Kung Fu __ (2008 film)
- Bamboo fan
- Bearlike zoo beast
- Image on Chinese commemorative coins
- www.__.org (WWF Web site)
- Chinese bearlike beast
- Black-and-white symbol of China
- Wildlife Fund symbol
- Creature in the WWF logo
- Chinese highlands dweller
- WWF symbol
- Bear partial to bamboo
- Black-and-white "giant" bear
- Black-and-white bear of China
- Raccoon's ursine kin
- Hsing-Hsing, e.g.
- World Wildlife Fund's logo
- Gao Gao, for one
- Tian Tian, e.g.
- Word with red or giant
- Himalayan bearlike mammal.
- Himalayan bearcat.
- Bear cat.
- Popular attraction at World's Fair.
- Raccoon-like animal.
- Himalayan animal.
- Attraction at the Bronx Zoo.
- Ruth Harkness' discovery.
- Mammal of the Himalayans.
- Cousin of the raccoon.
- Zoo favorite.
- Popular zoo animal.
- Bearlike animal.
- Animal from the Himalayas.
- Animal of the Himalayas.
- Tibetan mammal.
- White-and-black animal.
- Relative of the raccoon.
- Favorite zoo attraction.
- Giant ___ of Asia.
- Raccoon's relative.
- Red bearcat.
- Zoo rarity.
- Oriental animal.
- Raccoon's cousin.
- Favorite stuffed animal.
- Small animal.
- Animal in Asia.
- Prized zoo exhibit
- Tibetan creature
- Washington zoo star
- Animal
- Tibetan animal
- Capital zoo feature
- Szechwan animal
- Wash. zoo star
- Zoo animal
- Zoo star
- Chinese gift to Washington Zoo
- Gift from China to U.S.
- Himalayan carnivore
- Raccoon's Tibetan cousin
- Teddy bear's live rival
- China's gift to Washington Zoo
- Ling-Ling or Chia-Chia
- Ling-Ling is one
- Pe-Pe or Xeng-Li
- Ling-Ling, e.g.
- Asian carnivore
- Lesser ___ (bearcat)
- Lesser ___, raccoon's cousin
- Bamboo lover of China
- Endangered species
- Himalayan tree-climber
- Stuffed carnival prize, maybe
- Popular stuffed carnival prize
- Washington Zoo animal
- Bear that's not really a bear
- Non-bear bear
- ___ bear
- Cuddly carnival prize
- Zoo "bear"
- Stuffed animal at a carnival
- Chinese "bear"
- Dweller in the Chinese highlands
- Bamboo-eating animal
- 2008 Beijing Olympics mascot
- One of the 2008 Olympic mascots
- Bamboo-munching critter
- Bear with black eye patches
- The National Zoo's Xiao Qi Ji, e.g.
- Black-and-white creature
- The San Diego Zoo's Gao Gao or Zhen Zhen
- World Wildlife Fund logo ... or a three-word hint to the answers to the four starred clues
- Popular zoo attraction ... or a hint to 11 squares in this puzzle
- One with eye patches
- San Diego Zoo's ___ Cam
- See 34-Down
- The Beijing Olympics mascot Jingjing, e.g.
- Symbol of China
- Cuddly-looking bear
- Mascot of the W.N.B.A.'s Mystics, e.g.
- One that "eats, shoots and leaves," in a classic joke
- Diplomatic gift from China
- National ___ Day (March 16 observance, appropriate to this puzzle)
- An adult one can spend up to 16 hours a day eating
- National Zoo attraction
- Red animal in the 2022 Pixar film "Turning Red"
- It's black and white (or sometimes red)
- Raccoonlike mammal of China
- ___ Bear (Animal Collective member)
- Black and white delight
- Bamboo connoisseur
- Smithsonian National Zoo star
- Walter Lantz's Andy ___
- Animal used as the logo of the World Wildlife Fund
- Ya Lun or Xi Lun, at Zoo Atlanta
- Giant creature with black-and-white fur
- Bleating bear
- Racoonlike mammal
- Cute bamboo eater
- Cute bear
- China's gift to the National Zoo
- Endangered giant
- Stuffed carnival prize, perhaps
- Bamboo consumer
- Bamboo-eating creature
- Asian mammal
- Cuddly bamboo-muncher
- Bear that's not a bear
- Type of "bear"
- Seemingly cuddly bear
- Lover of bamboo
- Black-and-white animal in the WWF's logo
- Crossword-colored animal
- Cuddly-looking Chinese beast
- It's now usually classified as a bear
- Bear used in diplomacy
- Modern gold coin of China
- World Wildlife Fund symbol
- Asian quadruped
- Carnival prize, perhaps
- San Diego Zoo attraction
- Zoo attraction, perhaps
- Bamboo enthusiast
- Chinese herbivore
- National Zoo creature
- Bamboo-munching mammal
- Cute zoo creature
- Carnival prize, sometimes
- Mammal that's not really a bear
- Bamboo-munching bear
- Black-and-white beast of China
- Giant mammal
- Kung Fu ___ (2008 animated film)
- China's national animal
- WWF logo animal
- Bamboo-chomping bear
- Bear such as Po
- National Zoo's Xiao Qi Ji, e.g.
- Kung Fu ___ (animated film franchise)
- Animal native to China
- Bear that's a symbol of diplomacy
- Chinese bamboo lover
- Bamboo-biting beast
- Washington's Mei Xiang, for one
- D.C.'s Tai Shan, for one
- One for whom everything is black and white?
- World Wildlife Fund logo
- National Zoo's Tian Tian, e.g.
- 2008 Olympics mascot Jingjing, e.g.
