Increasingly used as the emblem of China, the cuddly and lovable giant panda lives nowhere else in the world outside captivity. The giant panda is on the WWF logo and is known as a "national treasure" in China.

The best places to see giant pandas are, of course, in Chengdu, hometown of giant pandas. But there are zoos/parks in other China cities where you can see giant pandas if you can't get to Chengdu. There are usually two ways to see pandas, a short visit to see them from outside the enclosures or a panda keeper program .

China has tried hard to protect its lovely giant pandas. Most panda conservation work has involved protecting their habitat , making laws to punish hunters and smugglers, and captive breeding . On September 5th, 2016, the IUCN announced that giant pandas had been removed from the endangered list .

The Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries, part of a new protected area scheme set to encompass the current wild panda population of 2,060, consist of seven nature reserves and nine scenic parks in the Qionglai and Jiajin Mountains.

Wolong, known as "the homeland of pandas" in China, is part of the original habitat of wild pandas. To enrich your experience, you can consider taking a 2-hour hike in Dengsheng Gorge , which is an authentic natural habitat for wild giant pandas as well as other wild and rare animals.

When we think of giant pandas, we think of lovely black and white bears. They are cute and have many fans all over the world. But do you really know pandas? The following are 15 interesting giant panda facts to help you know more about them. 1. …

2021年1月6日 · In Chinese, giant pandas are called dàxióngmāo (大熊猫 /daa-sshyong-maoww/ 'big bear cat(s)'). In ancient Chinese, they had different names pi (貔, a mythical beast), he (貉 'raccoon dog'), mo (貘 'tapir'), etc.

The giant panda's habitat once spread across central, southern, and eastern China, and China's neighboring countries of Myanmar and northern Vietnam. But it has been dramatically reduced by the growth in people's logging and farming practices.

2020年12月8日 · Giant pandas don't roar like other bears, but bleat like goats, or or honk, growl and bark to communicate. Cubs whine and croak for attention. Eating Habits — 14 Hours a Day. The giant pandas spend as long as 14 hours eating per day. A giant panda needs about 12 to 38 kilograms of food per day, approximately 40% of its own weight.

Giant pandas are a national treasure of China and wild pandas are very rare. Here are the top eight things you should know about pandas in the wild. China Tours