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Anonymous users2024-02-07The Qinling giant panda Yaya gave birth to a dragon and phoenix fetus, and the process of the giant panda's pregnancy and childbirth is actually very difficult. Just like Yaya, in fact, it has been mated four years ago, but Yaya has miscarriages every year, in order to regulate Yaya as well as possible, after each miscarriage of Yaya, the staff will no longer carry out close breeding work for Yaya for a long time.
The staff is more diligent in conducting various examinations for Yaya, and conditioning Yaya according to the results of the examination, because Yaya always has secondary miscarriages, thereforeThe staff has worked hard in this regard and has taken a series of preventive measures for Yaya's fetus. It is precisely because everything is ready that Yaya was able to give birth to twin panda cubs smoothly this time. Don't underestimate the pregnancy and childbirth of giant pandas, it is no less difficult than us humans.
When Yaya was giving birth, in order to prevent Yaya from having dystocia, the staff also conducted special research to ensure that Yaya's production process could be foolproof. The successful production of Yaya indicates that the problem of difficult birth of giant pandas has been solved, and the breeding technology of giant pandas has become more mature.
National Treasure Giant Panda Even though our national treasure giant panda has been downgraded, our national treasure giant panda is still as many as possible. Therefore, now our national treasure giant panda is no longer considered an endangered animal, and the giant panda family has gradually grown. After the breeding technology of the national treasure giant panda matures, it indicates that there will be more and more national treasure giant pandas in the future, indicating that our national treasure giant pandas can completely stay away from endangered animals.
This time, Yaya successfully gave birth to a dragon and phoenix fetus, which made the staff of the giant panda base happy, after all, this is the first time that the giant panda Yaya gave birth to her own dragon and phoenix fetus after four years, which is really not easy! Of course, the staff is also very difficult.
Netizens hotly discussed the process of seeing the giant panda getting pregnant and giving birth, and netizens said that they didn't expect our giant panda to give birth to a baby like this, which is not easy.
Qinling giant panda Yaya gave birth to a dragon and phoenix fetus, and the process of pregnancy and childbirth of the giant panda is also very difficult, praise Yaya!
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Giant pandas are also mammals, and there are no significant changes in their abdomen during pregnancy, and the process of giving birth to children is easier than that of humans.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05It's just like ordinary animals, giving birth to a baby panda naturally, it's very hard to give birth to a baby, and the giant panda is really cute, I like it very much.
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Anonymous users2024-02-041. Artificial rearing is to ensure that the survival rate of giant pandas can be increased.
Artificial rearing is actually to increase the survival rate of giant pandas. To put it simply, the giant panda as a national treasure of our country itself is a rare animal, such an animal is able to live a life, can live a pair of live a pair, for such a newborn giant panda that is almost in the mouth of the fear of melting, held in the palm of the hand for fear of falling, not artificial juvenile completely let the giant panda raise its own survival rate is really too low, this is also no way to do things, only in this way to ensure that small things can grow healthily.
Second, it is easy for giant pandas to have insufficient experience in raising young pandas.
Giant pandas themselves do not have enough experience in raising young children. The experience of raising young pandas is not innate, it is acquired, and if there is no exchange of experience in raising young pandas between the giant panda species, it is difficult for adult giant pandas to feed red pandas. Many giant pandas are jealous, depressed, and even have mutilated young red pandas.
In order to avoid this kind of thing, and to make up for the lack of experience in taking care of "children" of giant pandas, artificial young breeding is naturally needed. Whether it is for adult giant pandas or juvenile giant pandas, it is a good and harmless thing.
3. The external living environment does not allow it.
In fact, it is difficult to create an environment for giant panda cubs that can completely adapt to their growth. If it is completely handed over to the giant panda or put in the wild for it to survive, the probability of survival is very low, and it may even get various diseases, which is not easy. However, China's experience in artificial breeding is very sufficient, and the manpower is completely sufficient, so in order to allow giant pandas to survive in this relatively unsuitable environment, artificial breeding is necessary.
In fact, to put it bluntly, it is to artificially help the giant panda to create an environment that is completely suitable for its growth and survival, which is very comfortable for the giant panda.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Because he was basically raised in captivity from birth to childbirth, and did not return to the big forest.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Giant panda "Qin Qin" was born in 2013 at the Qinling Giant Panda Research Center, which is the first giant panda in Shaanxi Province to be raised artificially as young. In 2020, "Qin Qin" gave birth to a pair of female twins - giant pandas "Qin Xiu" and "Qin Mei".
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Anonymous users2024-02-01It is because the reproduction rate of giant pandas is relatively low now, and it is even said that it will take 100 years for a new one to appear.
Knowledge of giant pandas: Pandas are born with high myopia, they can only see three meters, and more than three meters are very blurry. Hope I am.
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