VIDEO: Tumbling pandas dominate the internet

Toronto Zoo compiles panda videos, adds opera music: Presto

The Toronto Zoo has compiled an adorable video of pandas falling, to the music of the Barber of Seville. Take a look. It’s sure to bring a smile.

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