It wears black and white clothes, has a pair of panda eyes, and has 6 fingers on one hand. Its fleshy body is rolled up like a ball. Its biggest dream in life is to take a color photo. You know it? Who is it?

Yes, it is our national treasure - the giant panda.

The giant panda is a national first-level protected animal and is also called a "living fossil". His ancestors appeared as early as 8 million years ago, before humans appeared at that time. Although some other animal species of their contemporaries, such as saber-toothed elephants and saber-toothed cats, were extinct at the time, giant pandas were able to adapt to drastic changes in their environment, including climate fluctuations and changes in geological structure. This long-term survivability and adaptation to harsh environments has made the giant panda a precious heritage and a symbol of the world's biodiversity conservation.

What impressed me the most was the giant panda eating. It eats just like we eat sugar cane. I saw him grabbing the bamboo, peeling off the skin on the bamboo with its sharp teeth, and then peeling it off carefully to eat the essence of the bamboo. After eating the bamboo, he did not forget to go to the stream. Drink water, rinse your mouth, and finally go to sleep on the artificial "wooden bed" and begin to "lie down".

What else do you want to see? After watching the video below, you will know more about giant pandas!