Panda Bear

The Panda Bear, also known as the Giant Panda Bear, comes from the west-central and southwestern China. Pandas have different physical properties, including large patches of black fur around the eyes, ears and on her plump body, covered with white fur. Their bodies are round because of their diet. Although it has been classified as a predator of the giant panda on a diet consisting mainly of bamboo, pandas eat other foods as required such as honey, eggs, fish, yams, leaves of shrubs, oranges and bananas.

The panda consumes on average as much as 20 to 30 pounds of bamboo shoots a day. Because pandas consume a diet with little food, it is important to keep them fully in its digestive tract. Energy Limited, which has imposed on him by his diet affected the behavior of the panda. The Giant Panda tends to limit their social interactions and avoids steeply sloping ground to reduce their energy costs. To learn more about pandas and feeding behavior, environmental magazines are as Smithsonian, Audubon Magazine and preservation.

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