Paulo Grangeon started making his famous papier mache pandas in 2008 in collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund. -- RICKY LAI/The Star
The sculptor got together papier mâché 1,600 pandas and set them to toddle around the country to raise awareness of nature conservations.
Since last month, there has been immense panda-monium in the country. Hundreds of adorable papier-mâché pandas – 1,600 of them, to be exact – have been popping up in iconic sites all over Malaysia, delighting everyone with their cuteness.
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