Giant pandas live in bamboo forests in Taiwan, Sichuan, Gansu, Qinling Mountains, Shaanxi, Beijing and Yunnan at high altitudes, belonging to the first-class national protected animals.

Giant pandas like to eat bamboo leaves and shoots. As soon as they find the bamboo, they immediately run to it, pull out the bamboo with its strong arm, and then chew the fresh bamboo leaves with their mouths, which makes people appetizing.

In addition, the giant panda also likes to sleep. After eating enough, he lies on the ground in any position and then falls asleep, revealing his white belly. After a while, the giant panda turns over and I thought he was going to wake up. Unexpectedly, he goes to sleep again. It"s really sleepy!

The reason why there are so few giant pandas is that only the tender bamboo in summer can produce milk, and giant pandas can give birth to baby pandas every three to five years, at most two at a time, and rarely survive, so people call them living fossils.

Giant pandas are China"s national treasures. We should protect them.