Are there really fossils of giant pandas found in South Korea?

The Koreans just found similar fossils and didn't really find giant panda fossils, it's just their nonsense!

South Korean news reported that giant panda fossils were found in Gyeongsangbuk-do, and South Korean zoologists found that the giant panda belonged to South Korea.

Fossils show that the giant panda ancestors appeared in the early flood period, 3 million years ago. The earliest ancestral fossils have been found on the Korean peninsula, claiming that the Chinese giant panda is only a branch of the Korean giant panda. But South Korea declined to disclose information about the fossils.

In response to the article of the Korean Education Department that "the homeland of the panda originates in South Korea", Chinese archaeologists pointed out that the homeland of the panda is in China

Wolong, Sichuan, China, is the true birthplace of the panda because of the basin typeEnveloping the entire area, the climate of the terrain has never been affected despite the prehistoric glacial period, so that the panda, the world's only living fossil, can be preserved in China to this day. At the same time, domestic experts pointed out that there is also Shennongjia on the same terrain, and it is also inappropriate to say that the so-called golden snub-nosed monkey in South Korea originated in South Korea.

The inferiority of Koreans is understandable, they have been enslaved by the Chinese for thousands of years, and for nearly a hundred years by the Japanese, and now they have finally turned over with the help of the Americans; Thinking about the history of past suffering, there is always unwillingness in my heart, I want to vent the hatred of the past, and I can't beat it, so I can only live my mouth, today I say that this was invented by Korea, and tomorrow I will say that it is Korean. I am not afraid of being ridiculed by the world.

Personally, I think that there are no giant panda fossils found in South Korea, because giant pandas are very rare.

The panda, as an animal endemic to China, is a national treasure of China, and if a panda fossil has been found in South Korea, then the panda is a national treasure that does not exist, so it should be fake.

The environment in which pandas live is cold and damp, with bamboo leaves flourishing, and South Korea's Changbai Mountain belonged to this kind of terrain 1 million years ago, the ancestors of the first pandas lived on the line of Changbai Mountain, and South Korea's so-called archaeologists excavated a large number of panda fossils on the side of Changbai Mountain.

South Korea should not have an animal that may be similar in appearance to the giant panda.

Chinese archaeologists point out that the homeland of the panda is in China, and Wolong, Sichuan, China, is the real birthplace of the panda, because the place is like a basin type, enveloping the entire area, although it has passed through the prehistoric glacial period, but the climate of the terrain has never been affected, so the panda, the world's only living fossil, can be preserved in China to this day.

In fact, it is not a real giant panda fossil, it should just be an animal similar to a giant panda.

I think this may be fake, because the birthplace of the giant panda is in Sichuan, which is very far away from South Korea.

What they found was not necessarily an incarnation of a giant panda, but could also be a fossil similar to a giant panda.

This incident is a completely false report, and it does not exist at all.

Giant pandas are unique to Sichuan, China, and Koreans like to prostitute Chinese culture.