As Shanghai Zoo "top stream"
giant panda
cat shovelers often provide them with various enrichment
to make "top stream" more and more exciting "stage performance"
Its cute appearance
Every move is eye-catching ~
Flip ~
Diamond ~
Ah wu~
But the most popular "cat set" is its "dry rice magic skill". People often sigh: Oh my God, how can this giant panda eat bamboo like us!
skewers...
The skill of giant pandas eating bamboo is perfect. In order to meet their own calorie needs, giant pandas have to "pull" about 100 kilograms of bamboo a day. As the saying goes, people who do the food are so hard. Since you have to eat so much, you must speed up the food. The secret to improving the speed of dry rice is ↓↓↓
The sixth finger of the giant panda
The giant panda has six fingers, but this is not a real finger, but a "thumb" that can be grasped by the specialization of wrist bone , which is scientifically called the radial lateral seed bone. Although this pseudo-thumb is a bit simple, it allows giant pandas with grasping ability to easily eat different parts of the bamboo.
to grasp~
is amazing! Sometimes the shoveler will wear food on the bamboo pole and make it into fruit skewers. The giant panda will hold the bamboo pole to get food. Can you see yourself eating skewers at the barbecue stall? The shoveler will spread the ins and outs of the more detailed pseudo-thumb evolution on site, and will also share more interesting knowledge and wonderful stories about giant pandas!
Shanghai Zoo currently has 35 positions, and nearly 90 popular science explanation activities are held regularly every week (the "Shanghai Zoo" WeChat public menu can view the detailed sessions and time). The shovelers are all excellent popular science explanation guides, and they also participate in various popular science explanation competitions from time to time to learn experience and exercise skills.
Of course, friends who don’t want to do it can also come to the Shanghai Zoo to see the “hefeng” and “starlight”!
Source: Shanghai Zoo
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-