The life and rest of the panda, that is, the information of the panda.

Giant pandas do not have a clear circadian pattern, they spend an average of about hours of activity and hours of inactivity per day, with one or two hours of sleep lasting up to 2-4 hours or more. The highest probability of giant panda activity is generally between 4 and 7 p.m. and 4-6 a.m.

The routine of the giant panda

As the seasons change, the pandas' activity times will vary. Giant pandas have the highest activity frequency in winter, with an average daily activity time of about an hour, and the lowest activity frequency in autumn, with an average daily activity time of about an hour.

Giant pandas do not have a large range, their daily route is only about 600-1,500 meters long, but in winter in search of water, giant pandas will travel long distances to distant streams or unfrozen springs to drink.

Giant pandas are withdrawn by nature and often scattered and live alone in dense bamboo bushes, so they are known as bamboo hermits.

In the snow-covered winter, the giant panda does not hibernate, and when it cannot find food, it climbs trees, picks wild fruits, or swims to small rivers to catch fish to eat.

In the bamboo forest, they pull off the bamboo, select the most tender bamboo leaves, sit on the ground and eat them with relish, and they will also use their sharp and thick claws to cut bamboo shoots to eat.

Although the giant panda eats bamboo, it also loves to drink water, so pandas often live near clear springs and flowing water, and giant pandas drink water at least once a day.

Giant pandas' vision is extremely underdeveloped, which is due to the fact that giant pandas live in dense bamboo forests for a long time, and their vision becomes very short-sighted due to the dim light.

Giant pandas spend half of their day eating, and spend most of the remaining half of their time in their sleep. In the wild, giant pandas sleep for 2-4 hours between each feeding, lying flat, sideways, prone, stretching or curling up in a ball.

Giant pandas spend nearly half of their day eating. The digestive tract of giant pandas retains ancestral traits similar to those of carnivores, such as a relatively short digestive tract, sharp canine teeth, a single-chambered stomach, the absence of a cecum, and relatively sharp claws and more developed meat pads.

In the long process of evolution, it gradually evolved into a staple diet of high-fiber bamboo, and evolved some structural characteristics adapted to bamboo, such as masseter muscles, tooth crowns, and tooth protrusions, and the front paws in addition to five toes also evolved a pseudo-thumb to form a pair of grip structures to facilitate the holding of bamboo.

Giant pandas spend most of their time gathering, preparing and eating with their hands and feet. They don't care where they are – sitting, lying flat, leaning on their side – they just keep peeling bamboo poles and eating bamboo leaves.

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The Panda Cave is spent in the Panda Cave for foraging, resting, and playing. Because bamboo is low in energy, in order to reduce energy consumption as much as possible, the giant panda allocates his day mainly to foraging and resting. When you are full and drunk, you can sleep beautifully, climb the high branches, and let it be cool and cool, and there are times when you are sleepy and do not choose a bed, lawns, snow, rocks, as long as you take a nap, and continue to forage for food.