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(#3) Pandas Eat Nonstop
Panda bears don't get that cute fluffy-chubby look without working hard. They spend 14 to 16 hours a day eating in order to achieve the ideal bod. Given the limited nutritional value of bamboo, pandas have to eat almost constantly in order to stay healthy and fit. Sounds like a tough life. -
(#17) Chubby Cheeks, Decorative and Functional
Panda bears have round faces and chubby cheeks you wanna get in there and pinch. But it isn't just lard lurking beneath all the fluffy; its serious muscle. Pandas spend all day chewing through tough, dense bamboo no problem, and it's rumored they can gnaw through aluminum plates. Because everyone eats off aluminum, right?
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(#11) They Swim and Climb Trees Like Pros
Pandas are so large they rarely have occasion to worry about predators. But, if a predator were in pursuit, they have numerous escape options, including swimming and climbing trees. Unfortunately, given their professional status, they can't compete in any climb-and-swim events at the Olympics. -
(#15) Pandas Love Their Mamas
A mother panda's massive body is the first line of defense for her cubs. Born tiny and blind, baby pandas are defenseless. Cubs stay with their mother at all times for the first 18 months of life. Once the mother feels her daughter is independent enough to be on her own, she will allow her to find her own territory. -
(#2) Pandas: Pigeon-Toed Beasts of the Bamboo Forest
Panda bears walk pigeon-toed. This means their feet face inward, toward each other. It makes them look clumsy, like they are always on the verge of tipping over. While this is totally adorable, it's somewhat misleading; pandas are anything but clumsy - they move swiftly and quietly, despite their odd strut. -
(#6) Pandas Are Bamboo-Consuming Champions
The average panda consumes 25 to 30 pounds of bamboo daily. Pandas can peel and eat an entire bamboo shoot in about 40 seconds. Practice makes perfect.
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The panda is an indigenous species in China and is regarded as China's national. Panda is one of the rarest animals in the world. According to statistics, there are currently less than 1,900 wild pandas, and another about 300 live in zoos around the world. The panda is not only under key protection in China, but also has a large number of fans all over the world.
Abundant bamboo and water sources are conducive to this species to build nests and hide and raise young. Pandas are good at climbing trees and also love to play. Here the random tool introduced 17 facts you don’t know about pandas, these are reasons why people like them so much.
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