Giant pandas are one of the cutest animals in the world. Many people are addicted to their "rolling cuteness" and "cuteness", and "cat-sucking" has become a part of daily life.

As such a world "star", everything about the panda is a little mysterious, attracting fans to learn more about it.

Today we will take a look at the things pandas “eat”.

It is understood that field investigators have repeatedly discovered that giant pandas eat wild angelica and fungi.

But they are indeed carnivores, and they are particularly fond of meat. There have been cases of wild giant pandas "visiting" farmers' homes and feasting on meat.

A balance between being fat and elegant? Pandas love bamboo as well as meat

Except for occasionally eating some grass and branches outdoors, all other food provided by captive giant pandas is artificially provided.

Normally, the nursery will provide giant pandas with bamboo, steamed cornstarch, apples, honey, etc. to achieve nutritional balance.

Bamboo in the left hand and "wowotou" in the right hand, this is what Panda should look like.