National Panda Day

Considered the "National Treasure" of China, pandas have long been noticed by the world not only because of their silly actions. But also its cute and cuddly shape. Have a fat body. Lots of fat, sluggish gait and lazy to move. To draw attention to the panda, one of the most unique bear species in the world, National Panda Day is celebrated every year on March 16. National Panda Day also aims to raise awareness. People's awareness about the conservation and maintenance of the living space of these wild animals, because they are extremely sensitive, need to be very cautious.

History of National Panda Day

The origin and founder of National Panda Day is still being sought. However, National Panda Day really has brought opportunities for everyone to get closer to the panda wildlife population. With the maintenance and conservation of this lovely animal.

Pandas are mainly terrestrial and live mainly in bamboo forests in mountainous areas. In Xinling and Sichuan Province (China). For the most part, its time is spent wandering and eating in bamboo forests. This raccoon usually lives alone. Each child reaching an adult age usually has its own defined territories. As a special species of bear, this type of bear does not hibernate. They will migrate to warmer climates during cold days.

Reproduction of pandas is very difficult because they rarely feel excited. Therefore, their encounters during the breeding season are very short. And after mating, the male leaves, leaving the female alone to give birth.

For the most part, in zoos across countries such as the US, Korea, Japan, etc., these fat bears are present and are always the ones that attract the most attention of visitors. Just because of its cuteness. When meeting these bears, most people have to say: aww... So cute, I want to faint...

Pandas have characteristic black and white fur. Only the fur around their eyes, ears and legs will be black, the rest will be completely white.

Many Chinese philosophers believe that the universe is made up of two opposing entities, Yin and Yang. Therefore, the panda with its contrasting black-and-white fur is considered the perfect example of this philosophy. Look at the panda's fur, what does it look like? It is the yin and yang of an extreme chart.

Observing National Panda Day

At least on National Panda Day, Share your love for pandas! You can learn more about pandas, panda populations and their biology and habitat. Besides, you can also participate in activities to support panda sanctuaries. You can also help conserve Panda population and promote ways to protect their shrinking habitat. In addition to habitat conservation, you can get involved in supporting breeding and research programs. There are many panda-themed movies choreographed around the world, spend your National Panda Day watching panda documentaries, they will make you understand more about this adorable panda.

You can watch the movie Born in China by Director Lu Chuan. It not only follows a family of raccoons but also golden savvy monkeys and snow leopards.

Or you can also look for directors Drew Fellman and David Douglas, who directed Pandas. Researchers from the Chengdu Research Facility for Giant Panda Breeding are looking to take this program to the next level. Actress Kristen Bell recounted. Share your love of pandas on social media with the hashtag #NationalPandaDay.