Why the giant panda is a national treasure

The giant panda is a national treasure of our country, so why is it that only China has a giant panda?

The reason why the panda is called a national treasure is because the giant panda is unique to China, and the number of rare extinctions is listed by the United Nations.

Because the giant panda is a unique animal in our country, and the number is scarce, and it also adapts to the ecological environment of our country.

Because the giant panda is a unique species in China, it is rare and endangered, and it is said by the United Nations Li Wei that he is a cute and cute appearance, and is often sent abroad as a little angel to be loved by foreign people.

Because the panda is a rare species unique to China, and secondly, the panda has a history of 8 million years and is called a living fossil.

Because he is scarce in number, he is unique to China.

Because the giant panda is endangered, the number is scarce. It is 8 million years old and is known as a living fossil. He has the title of "Messenger of Peace" and often visits various countries with the friendship and sincerity of the Chinese people.

Because of its sparse numbers and poor reproductive ability, red pandas are also prone to death.

First of all, the panda is dying out, or the panda is 800 years old and is known as a living fossil.

The reason why the giant panda can become a national treasure is that scarcity is expensive. Pandas are often referred to as living fossils, which are of great scientific value for the study and conservation of biodiversity and changes in the earth's environment.

Pandas are unique to China. Small in number, endangered, and very cute. And it has the powerful function of digesting bamboo, which is mainly cellulose, most animals can't digest cellulose, only pandas can.

The giant panda, whose scientific name is actually called cat bear, is one of the most precious animals in the world, belonging to the national level of protected animals, and its body color is black and white. The giant panda is an endemic species to China, and its main habitat is in the surrounding mountainous areas such as China, Sichuan, and Shaanxi, and is known as "China's National Treasure".

Lying flat, lying on your side, lying down, stretching, or curling up are their preferred ways to sleep. The zoo keepers feed the pandas twice a day on a regular basis, so the rest of the time is spent resting. Pandas also look cute when they sleep.

They are very flexible and can put bulky bodies in a variety of positions. Favorite posture is to prop your legs on a tree and cover your eyes with your hands.

Pandas are living fossils, the climate on the earth is getting colder and colder, a lot of big ice has been formed on the earth, plants can not grow, many animals freeze to death and starve to death, only the panda hides in the mountains and deep valleys to survive, becoming a treasure in the animal world. To this day, pandas retain the characteristics of ancient animals. Many animals have changed their shapes, but the giant panda has remained unchanged as before, so it is not only loved by adults and children in appearance, but also has become a "living fossil" for biologists to study ancient creatures.

First of all, the panda is a unique animal in China, with a very small number, and is a national first-class protected animal, with a docile personality and rarely attacks humans, which is very in line with China's concept of peace. Secondly, pandas have existed for 8 million years and are known as "living fossils". It is of great value to China's research and protection of biodiversity and environmental change, and the black and white color of the panda is the same as the color of Tai Chi Bagua in ancient China, symbolizing the two poles of yin and yang.

1. Rare, the global distribution range is very small, and the number is small. Pandas are found only in China, from the Tibetan Plateau to the middle of the mountains (between the Yangtze River and the Yellow River) in the second subduction zone. Needless to say, a species is precious if it is scarce.

In addition, the low reproduction rate also contributes to rarity.

2. Unique, exclusive subfamily. One of the oldest branches of the bear family, the polar bear and the brown bear are both dominant, and the panda is the most special member of this dominant group, and there are two major branches of the bear family, one is the panda and the other is the other bear.

3. Heavy weight, large size, speed and strength are top-notch. The large size indicates that it has an irreplaceable place in the ecosystem, and the panda represents the original ecology of the region and is known as the umbrella species. Being big is so important that every time a new species is discovered that weighs more than humans, it is a sensation in the world.

On the contrary, new species of frogs, butterflies, and turtles are constantly being found in a certain rainforest, and there is not much noise. Or a subspecies of a large animal is found to be unique enough to be upgraded to a new species, but this situation is not new enough. In addition, the panda's running speed, bite force, tree-climbing ability, etc., all show that the panda is not a thing in the pool, which makes people awe-inspiring.

4. Cute, born simple. The panda's naïve appearance, large eye circles, and black and white colors make up a much more welcoming appearance than other bears. The teddy bear, the most common plush toy, is very cute, but in fact, it is very different from the true color of wild bears, and the panda is played in its true colors at all.

5. Cultural attributes. The black and white of the panda represents the natural concept of yin and yang of all things in China; The panda's inner and outer show is secretly in line with the national image of China.

When it comes to China's national treasure, everyone will unanimously say that it is the "giant panda". Its silly and cute image is really loved by everyone, so it is very popular with everyone, but do you know why the giant panda is regarded as a national treasure of China? In addition to the reason for its relative scarcity, there are several other reasons.

Here are some details.

Reasons why the giant panda is a "national treasure":

1. The number is scarce and it is difficult to reproduce.

We all know that scarcity is expensive, and so are giant pandas. At present, there are about 1,600 giant pandas in the wild in the world, and only 548 giant pandas are in captivity. This number can be said to be very rare.

It is listed as a national first-class protected animal, and it is difficult for giant pandas to be bred artificially. The survival rate is also relatively low, and the number of wild giant pandas is also decreasing due to the reduction of suitable habitats, so it is natural to become a "national treasure".

2. China is unique, and other countries do not.

Why are giant pandas a national treasure in China? Another major reason is that the giant panda is endemic to China, and it is only found in the mountainous areas of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu at an altitude of 2,000 to 3,500 meters. Giant pandas from other countries around the world are shipped from China.

3. "Living fossils" in the animal kingdom.

The ancestors of the giant panda appeared 2-3 million years ago, with multiple branches, but eventually became extinct because they could not adapt to environmental changes, and only the giant panda has survived to this day, 500,000 to 700,000 years ago was the peak period of the giant panda. For this reason, giant pandas are known as "living fossils", and they are of great importance for studying and protecting biodiversity and environmental changes on Earth.

4. Giant pandas have been "politicized".

Because the giant panda is simple and cute, very endearing, and unique to China, it is often presented to other countries as a link between China and other countries to establish friendly relations, which not only shows China's friendly image of people, but also improves China's status in other countries. It has become a special way of political communication.

A very important reason why giant pandas can become "national treasures" is their rarity. Therefore, from the perspective of the distribution of the whole world, giant pandas are only distributed in China, and they are also in a corner of China. The existing wild giant pandas are mainly distributed in high-altitude coniferous and broad-leaved forests in Sichuan, Gansu and Shaanxi.

Looking at all the wild animals in China, the giant panda is the only one with such a limited distribution.

Secondly, most animals have subspecies differentiation, such as leopards have 9 different subspecies, tigers have 6 different subspecies, and even wild boars have 21 subspecies differentiation, but the giant panda is an animal without any subspecies differentiation, it is unique in the whole world.

The ancestor of the giant panda is the first panda that lived more than 8 million years ago, and the first panda was still a carnivore at the earliest, and with the passage of time and changes in the environment, a branch of the first panda evolved into an omnivorous small species of giant panda, and then later, a branch of the small species of giant panda evolved into the Babbitt panda, and finally a branch of the Babbitt giant panda evolved into the existing giant panda.

That is to say, there are many species in the entire evolution of the giant panda, but starting from the first panda, each stage has experienced most of the extinction, and only this branch of the giant panda has continuously evolved its feeding habits, and has survived to the alpine needles and broad-leaved forests with less competition.

Therefore, the giant panda, as a relict species, has played an irreplaceable role in the study of species diversity, functional diversity, and species evolution.

Because the giant panda is only available in China, and the giant panda is endangered and extinct, it is a rare animal, and its appearance is relatively cute, so it is known as a national treasure animal in China.

Because the giant panda is one of the most precious animals in the world, it is mainly distributed in the individual mountains and mountains of Sichuan, Gansu and Shaanxi provinces in China, and the number is very scarce, and it belongs to the national first-class protected animals, called "national treasures". It is not only selected as the monogram by the World Wildlife Federation, but also often assumes the role of "ambassador of peace", taking the friendship of the Chinese people, crossing the ocean, visiting relatives and friends abroad, and is welcomed by the people of all countries.

Because the giant panda is the rarest animal in our country, now the giant panda is only available in China, and there are no other places, so it has become a national treasure in our country, and other animals are not.

The national treasure giant panda is not a cat, it belongs to the bear family, and the giant panda belongs to the carnivorous order, the bear family, and mammals. Giant pandas are unique to China, they live in China's Sichuan, Shaanxi, Gansu 2,600 to 3,500 meters above sea level in the mountains, the air is thin and cloudy, the temperature is below 20 degrees Celsius.

The reason why the giant panda has become a national treasure in China is that the number of giant pandas is scarce and it is difficult to reproduce.

At present, the number of wild giant pandas in China is about 1,600, and the number of artificial captivity is 548, which is extremely rare, and has been listed as a first-class protected animal in China.

The ancestor of the giant panda appeared 3 million years ago, and gradually became extinct in order to adapt to the continuous changes in the earth's environment, and the giant panda evolved from a namo carnivore to a herbivore, and is known as the "living fossil" of the animal stool and eggplant.

Pandas are not cats, they belong to the bear family, and the standard Chinese name for giant pandas is actually "cat bear", which means "bear like a cat".

The modern name of the giant panda (that is, the Chinese name commonly used in China) was originally named cat bear or big cat bear, which means that its face is as round and fat as a cat, but the whole body shape is like a bear, and some even belong to the bear family. Because before the 50s of the 20th century, the writing method of Chinese was straight book, and the reading was from right to left, and after changing to horizontal book, it was from left to right, when the Sichuan Beibei Museum exhibited in 1939, the title was written in horizontal book, the name cat bear, and at that time visitors were used to reading straight book from right to left, mistaking it for a panda.

Since then, the first bad omen in its hometown (Sichuan), the main production of its hometown, for a long time to spread the error, over time it is accustomed to change the name of the cat bear to the panda. Later, its common Chinese name was Giant Panda, which was recognized by people.

When the Western world recognized it, it was initially translated as "big panda" or "panda", but another legend has it that when it first published the news in the 20th century, it was accidentally reversed to "panda", and unexpectedly became a common name. If we follow these names as clues, we can trace many magical records.