Giant Pandas

Giant Pandas are mammals, native to China where they are considered
as a national treasure. It is easily recognized by the large distinctive black
patches around its eyes, over the ears and around its round body. Read
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Being mammals, the female pandas are able to produce milk to nurse
their young ones. As with most mammals, pandas have fur or hair on their
bodies.

Where do Giant Pandas live?

I wild giant pandas are only found in remote mountainous regions of
central China, as this is where the cool bamboo forest which is perfect for
giant pandas needs, are located. Giant Pandas make dens from hollowed-
out logs or stums of conifer trees found within the forest. In captivity, the
panda's natural habitat is modelled using man-made structures and
planting of bamboo, indigenous to China.
Diet
Pandas are very fussy eaters. Giant pandas only eat bamboo-which is a
type of grass that grows in the mountainous areas of China. Did you know
that giant pandas at least eat for 12 hours a in day, in order to consume
vast quantities of bamboo by providing nutrients to survive.

Habits
Did you know that giant pandas are loners? They dislike being with any
other pandas. Giant Pandas have a special sense which can sense for
other pandas near them. If the pandas come near each other they start to
fight or even bite each other.

There are not many pandas left in the wildlife and the symbol of animal
conversation all around the world and they are getting caught.