In the quake that jolted Sichuan province, giant pandas have become special &ldquo;victims&rdquo;. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/apr/basket.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 319px;" /> I got your back, mommy: A mother carries her daughter in a basket as they walk to a food distribution center near Longmen village after a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit Lushan, in Chinese province Sichuan over the weekend, killing 188 people. Pic/AFP Although no deaths or injuries of pandas have been reported, the rare species at Bifengxia Panda base, located 50 km away from the epicenter in Longmen county, Ya&rsquo;an city, were found scared by the devastating quake. Breeders provided abundant food for the pandas to assure them &ldquo;nothing is wrong&rdquo;, and for those young cubs who were scared the most, breeders will play with them to ease their tension, said Wang, in charge of animal management of the base.

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A powerful earthquake that rocked China scared the giant pandas and they are now being provided psychological therapy.

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