For a long time, the Sichuan giant panda can be said to be famous, and many people even think that the giant panda in Sichuan is the same as the pet in the city, and each family has one, which can be said to be very envious of Sichuan.
According to statistics, as of now, there are about 1,400 wild giant pandas in Sichuan and 601 giant pandas in captivity, accounting for 74 of the country4% and 861%。
On December 9, a man drove down from the top of Jiajin Mountain in Ya'an, Sichuan, and encountered a giant panda walking. According to the man's description, he was less than 10 meters away from the panda at the time. After being spotted, the giant panda walked quickly to the top of the mountain.
According to the ** screen, the giant panda quickly climbed to the top of the mountain, and there are still a large number of yak herds on the top of the mountain. Some professional netizens explained that the running speed of giant pandas can reach 50 kilometers per hour, so it is very normal for chubby giant pandas to run quickly to the top of the mountain with their vigorous posture.
Immediately, the Sichuan Jiajinshan Forestry and Grassland Bureau said: Giant pandas are bold, and this situation is very common. The general public is urged not to approach the wild giant panda after discovering it, so as to avoid the giant panda being frightened and attacking people. So, how strong are the giant pandas?
The wild giant panda is a national treasure of China and one of the most beloved animals in the world. They impress people with their cute appearance and gentle personality. But aside from being cute, how strong are wild pandas?
First, the living environment of wild giant pandas is very adaptable. It is mainly reflected in two aspects: environmental adaptability and food adaptability
Environmental adaptability: The giant panda lives in the mountainous area of southwest China, which is located in the important Hengduan Mountains in China, with complex terrain, high altitude, variable climate, and very harsh living conditions. However, wild giant pandas are able to survive in such an environment and reproduce their offspring. This speaks volumes about their great ability to adapt to their environment.
Food adaptation: Wild giant pandas also have a very special diet, mainly feeding on bamboo. Bamboo's fibrous fibres are tough (often used as furniture such as bamboo weaving) and are not easy to digest, but wild pandas adapt well and find a way to get enough nutrients. This shows their strength in food adaptation.
Second, wild giant pandas have also shown great strength in the competition for survival. They are solitary animals, territorial, and very protective of their territory.
Dealing with the threat of natural predators: In the wild, the wildlife population is very large, and there are many natural enemies of wild giant pandas. Wild giant pandas face threats from predators such as predators, find adequate food and water, and protect their territory from other animals. They need to have strong self-protection and territorial protection abilities.
Enhancement of reproductive capacity: Although the number of wild giant pandas is not too large, in recent years wild giant pandas have also shown strong survival in terms of breeding. Due to the weak reproductive ability of wild giant pandas and the harsh living environment, the number of wild giant pandas was once very scarce.
However, through the unremitting efforts of conservation efforts, the number of wild giant pandas has gradually recovered and increased. This speaks volumes about the great ability of wild giant pandas to reproduce and survive.
Overall, wild giant pandas have shown a very strong ability to adapt to the environment, food adaptation, survival competition, and reproduction.
Located at the junction of the Sichuan Basin and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Sichuan Ya'an is a transitional area full of natural ecology and modern urban elements. The total area of the city reached 15,046 square kilometers, of which mountains accounted for 94% of the total area, and Pingba accounted for only 6%. And amazingly, the forest coverage rate is more than 65%, which provides a good living environment for a variety of flora and fauna.
The climate of Ya'an, Sichuan Province belongs to the first monsoon climate, with suitable temperature and abundant precipitation. Heavy rains in summer and heavy rains in autumn make it abundant, making it ideal for wildlife to live and thrive.
As a national treasure of China, the giant panda generally lives in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, with a cool and humid climate and a humidity of more than 80%. They prefer to live in the environment of wet animals. In China's Minshan, Qionglai Mountain, Liangshan, Daxiangling, Xiaoxiangling and Qinling mountain systems, there are traces of giant panda activities.
Ya'an, Sichuan Province, has a variety of conditions suitable for the giant panda to live, such as deep mountain gullies, mountain depressions, river valley terraces and other hidden and good environments, lush forests, good growth of bamboo, relatively stable temperature, abundant food resources and water sources. Therefore, wild giant pandas are very common wild protected animals in Ya'an.
The frequent occurrence of giant pandas in Ya'an, Sichuan Province, shows that China has done a very good job in the protection of wild giant pandas, which is closely related to each of us, and truly achieves harmony between man and nature.