In the wild, the new born caps sleep in the warm tree holes or rock caves that are prepared by their mothers. When glowing bigger, their favorite choice is sleeping on trees, which protect them from the attacks of their nature enemies. Adult pandas like to sleep where ever they Read more…
They spent 41% of a day sleeping and remain awake in the rest 59% of time, among which 57% is spent on food seeking and eating, 2% and wondering and enjoying. However, the schedule changes with seasons.
Generally speaking giant pandas which are amicable and gentle, do not take initiative to attack people or other animals. However they may hurt people in self defense. It is particularly so in mating and bleeding season, when they tend to be more aggressive than usual.
Giant pandas live in various posture their analglands secretion or urine on rocks, tree trunks along the boundaries of thier territory. With their sharp noses, they can easily distinguish their own territories from others.
Yes. They can’t wade across the water and swim.
Yes. They are master hands in tree-climbing.
They fear hot instead of cold weather.
The area varies according to sex and age of the giant panda. In general, a male pand’s home territory about 6-7 km² is a little bit larger thin that of a female’s which might be 4-5 km². The home territory of a sub-adult panda is about 4-6 km².
No. Generally speaking, they live a solitary roaming life. They only get together for a short period of time in the spring for mating and breeding. After that, they return to their own home territories.