The giant panda is a unique mammal in China.
The giant panda is the only mammal belonging to Carnivora, Xiong Ke, Ailuropoinae and Ailuropoda. There are only two subspecies. The male is slightly larger than the female, with a bear-like, plump figure, short head and round tail, with a head and body length of 1.2-1.8m and a tail length of 1-12cm. Giant pandas are endemic to China, and their main habitats are the mountainous areas of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu in China.
The giant panda is one of the cutest animals in the world. It has round cheeks, big dark circles, a chubby body, an iconic walking style with eight characters inside, and claws as sharp as scalpels.
Growth and development of giant pandas
1. Newborn: The weight of newborn panda cubs is only one thousandth of its mother's weight, with an average weight of only about 12 grams, ranging from 51 grams to 225 grams. Pink skin has white hair, eyes and ears are not fully developed, and the immune system is not fully developed.
2. One to two weeks: The shoulder straps, limbs and ears gradually turn black.
3, a month: black and white hair grows, becoming more like a mother. Weighing 1-2 kilograms, I can't walk yet.
4, 6 to 8 weeks: you can open your eyes.
five or three months: you can crawl slowly.
6. Half a year old: I can walk freely and start to learn to eat bamboo.
7. One year old: permanent teeth begin to grow.
8. One and a half years old: Leave my mother and live independently.
9. Sub-adulthood: from one and a half years old to sexual maturity, it is a sub-adult stage, which is equivalent to human adolescence. At this stage, the panda's food gradually changed from nutritious milk to bamboo with high fiber and low nutrition. Physiologically and psychologically, it is also gradually mature, and it is about to start breeding offspring. Giant pandas are the most active during their 1-3 years old. They spend most of their time playing, exploring and climbing trees besides eating food every day.
1. Adult: The body length is about 16-18cm and the weight is about 8-15kg.