Zoo's CCTV reveals terrified panda tried to climb tree as 6.6 earthquake hit China A giant panda tried to climb a tree in fear at a Chinese zoo when a huge earthquake struck on Saturday. Cameras installed at the Bifengxia Giant Panda Reserve in Sichuan province showed the animal's reaction to the terrifying quake. It was just one of the pandas living in the reserve near the epicentre of last weekend's earthquake that were left badly shaken. Surveillance footage at Chinese zoo shows a giant panda panicking during earthquake State-broadcaster CCTV showed one panda scurrying round her enclosure before desperately trying to climb a tree at the Bifengxia Panda Base near Ya-an city State-broadcaster CCTV broadcast images of the panda scurrying round her enclosure at the zoo near Ya-an city as the 6.6 magnitude quake hit. However, as it tried to scale the tree the force of the jolts left the animal unable to gain a grip. More than 60 pandas at the centre were caught up in the earthquake, which struck just 31 miles away, leaving at least 188 people dead and more than 11,000 injured. None of the pandas at the reserve was hurt, but breeders are giving them extra care to calm their nerves. Pandas living in a reserve near the epicentre of China's weekend earthquake were left shaken and stirred after their forest home was hit As the panda tried to scale the tree the force of the jolts left the animal unable to gain a grip VIDEO Terrified panda filmed during Chinese earthquake