"The black hair is black and the white hair is white. It is round, plump and lovable. It can climb high and climb fast. It eats tender bamboo and wild fruits." Do you know what kind of animal this is? right! It is China’s “messenger of peace and friendship”—the giant panda. Giant

"It has black hair and white hair. It is round, plump and lovable. It can climb high and climb fast, and eats tender bamboo and wild fruits."

Do you know what kind of animal this is?

Right! It is China’s “messenger of peace and friendship”—the giant panda.

Giant pandas live in Sichuan, Shaanxi and other regions. Because wherever there are giant pandas, there will be bamboo . Of course, those greedy giant pandas will not miss it wherever there are bamboos.

Although giant pandas are widely distributed in areas, their number today is still less than 1,600, which is extremely rare.

The giant panda looks very cute. From a distance, it looks like a black and white "big fur ball". Its body is chubby, like a big piece of "marshmallow". I really want to bite it in one bite.

Its limbs are black and shiny, the same color as the "sunglasses" it wears, and the giant panda has a unique skill - the pigeon-toed walking method. It walks like a penguin, swaying and swaying, really How cute! The giant panda has sharp claws, like two shining silver swords. When it eats bamboo, it first bites off the bamboo with its teeth, then scrapes off the bamboo clothing with its claws, and finally holds the bamboo one by one and chews it slowly. What a "enjoyment!"

Giant pandas are not only cute, but their habits are completely different when they are young and when they grow up. When it was a child, it was lively and active, and could not sit still for a moment, just like a monkey. Now it would grab a wooden pole and swing on a swing . Even if it fell down, it would be as if nothing had happened. After a while, it would run to play on its slide... and when it grows up, Spent most of the time sleeping. If you touch it with something, it will just open its eyes and look around, and soon it will close its eyes again and fall asleep.

From the seventeenth century to the twentieth century, more than two hundred animals have disappeared due to the expansion of human numbers. Therefore, we must protect animals!

About the author | Ma Yuyao, 11 years old, is a third-year student at Huawei Primary School in Shangyu District, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province.