Detailed information about a rare animal

The giant panda is a lively animal with a distinctive black and white coat color. Its Latin name, ailuropoda melanoleuca, refers to its black and white appearance.

The species of the giant panda has been a debated issue for a century, and recent DNA analysis shows that it is now generally accepted internationally as a taxonomic method for the family Ursidae and the subfamily of giant pandas, and is now gradually gaining domestic acceptance. The traditional classification of the giant panda in China lists the giant panda as a separate family of giant pandas. It represents an early branch of the Ursidae family.

Adult pandas are about 120 190 cm long and weigh 85 to 125 kg. Distinctive features include large, flat molars, one of which has developed into a "pseudothumb" in one of its carpal bones, all adapted to a life of feeding on bamboo.

Unlike the other six bear species, neither the giant panda nor the sun bear hibernate behavior. Chinese name: Giant panda foreign name:

Panda aliases: Bamboo Bear, Silver Dog, Dong Ga, Du Dong Ga, Zhiyi, 貊, Fierce Leopard, Meng's Beast, Iron Eating Beast Two Names: ailuiopodidae melanoleuca world:

Phylum Chordata: Phylum Chordata: Vertebrata Class:

Mammals: Carnivora: Caniformia:

Ursidae subfamily: Panda subfamily (Ailuropodinae) Genus: Giant panda genus and species:

Giant panda distribution area: Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu in China. Temperament:

Docile signs: fat like a bear, round head and short tail, black and white protection level: national first-class protected animals.

Rare animals include: red panda, giant panda, white-necked pheasant, baby fish, Indian python, Chinese alligator and so on. Rare animals include four major groups: terrestrial organisms, aquatic organisms, amphibians, and reptiles.

China's rare animals include: Chinese giant salamander, white crane, white-sided dolphin, Siberian tiger and so on.

The current state of rare animals.

Because of China's large population and wide range of activities, many rare animals are forced to live in remote mountainous areas, forests, grasslands and other environments.

The distribution area of rare animals in China is small, and with the gradual deterioration of the ecological environment, the species of rare animals will increase.

Rare animals are irreplaceable and non-renewable precious natural resources, and are one of the key protection objects in China.

There are thousands of rare animals, China's main rare animals are giant pandas, red-crowned cranes, Siberian tigers, golden snub-nosed monkeys, golden eagles, baby fish, white-sided dolphins, etc., among which the giant panda is a national treasure of China, but also a unique animal in China, the red-crowned crane is a large wading bird, its feathers are white, the top of the head is red, the Siberian tiger is a feline distributed in northeast Asia, the number is small.

1. Giant pandas

Rare animals include giant pandas. The giant panda is a national treasure of China, known as a living fossil, and has lived on the earth for eight million years.

2. Red-crowned cranes

Rare animals include red-crowned cranes. The red-crowned crane is a national first-class protected animal, its feathers are white, the top of the head is red, the head, neck, tail, and toes are black, and it often grows in open plains, lakes, grasslands and other environments, but in the process of migration, it will also rest and hunt in farmland or cultivated land.

3. Siberian tigers

Rare animals include Siberian tigers. The Siberian tiger is a carnivorous cat in northeastern Asia, with yellow and black stripes on its back and white belly, often growing in mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests, feeding on wild boars, red deer, sambar deer and other animals, and also eating berries and insects when food is scarce.