National Treasure--A summary of each natural segment of the giant panda
The national treasure, the giant panda, was an animal that every Chinese person was proud of. Its living environment, living habits, and appearance had attracted much attention. The following is a summary of each natural segment of the giant panda: Appearance: The giant panda's body is black and white, weighing about 4-6 tons. It has a very large body, strong limbs, big ears and a long round tail. Living environment: Giant pandas mainly live in Qinling Mountains, Mount Emei and other places in China. They are the products of natural selection to adapt to these special environmental conditions, including mountains, forests, bamboo and so on. 3. Living habits: Giant pandas mainly feed on bamboo, but they also eat some fruits, leaves and small mammals. They are usually active at night and like to look for food in places with dense bamboo. The Chinese government has taken many measures to protect their living environment and habitat, including the establishment of nature reserves and the prohibition of hunting. The extinction of the giant panda has a profound impact on humans and the ecological environment. Their protection is the key to maintaining ecological balance and biological richness.
