Panda Animals in China

Panda is a mammal animal that is still a family of the same bear and red panda. Pandas live in mountainous areas. In the last half of the twentieth century, pandas became a kind of Chinese state symbol, and are now displayed on the country's gold coins. In the past, pandas were known as 'Bear Stripes'. Panda is a carnivore whose food is like a herbivore, almost just bamboo it eats. Pandas can be called omnivores because they also eat eggs and insects other than bamboo. Panda ears move "while chewing. Pandas belong to endangered species. Panda is the symbol of the Wold Wildlife Fund (WWF).

Panda has 1 thumb (which is known as wrist bone) and 5 other fingers. Panda became a favorite animal of Chinese society. Pandas can be called 'lazy' animals because of their habit of lying down while eating bamboo. Pandas have very small brains. Panda females usually give birth only 1-3 children. The size is very small, only 0.1kg at birth. Large panda weighs between 70-150 kg. The age limit of pandas reaches 30thn in incineration and 10-20thn in the wild. High panda reaches 150 cm. The child's death "the panda goes unnoticed by its mother in the lap" while sleeping and resting on her child looking for warmth. In China, pandas are recognized as 'treasures' of the country. Panda is a symbol of the press