The Giant Panda is one of the most easily recognized animals on this Earth.
Their black and white markings are perfect for camouflage (in the wild) and "communication." The face, neck, belly and rump is white so that it can hide in snowy habitats. The arms and legs are black which help it to hide in the shade.
Mother pandas are good examples when it comes to looking after their babies. The mother keeps contact with the cub 100% of the time during the first month. The cub rests on her front and remains covered by mother's paw, arm or head. The 'cubs' (babies) learn to climb at 5 months old, practicing by climbing over mother.
The Giant Panda can spend 10-16 hours a day feeding on bamboo (sounds like humans eating!)
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