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The Panda bear is a large mammal native to central China. These bears are also known as giant pandas, or simply pandas. Though they famously dine on bamboo, pandas are bears, and scientists still classify them as carnivores. While they will occasionally feed on eggs, rodents, or birds, over 99% of this bear’s diet comes from bamboo plants. Read on to learn about the panda bear.
Pandas are probably the most easily recognized bear in the world. Their fur is starkly contrasting patches of black and white, with black ears and black eye patches. Their legs, shoulders, and tail are also black, and the rest of their body is white.

Pandas, like most bears, have short tails, measuring between 4 and 6 inches long. They are moderately large bears, and males can weigh up to 350 lbs. or more. However, most pandas average between 220 and 254 pounds or so.
These bears are possibly the most famous icons for endangered species. Despite this, most people have very limited basic information of pandas past “eats bamboo.”

Six Toes – Panda bear paws have five fingers, plus a “thumb.” However, this thumb is actually not a digit at all, but a modified bone. The bears use this fake thumb to grip bamboo while they eat.
Bamboo – Everyone knows that pandas eat bamboo. In fact, in a single day, a panda can eat between 20 and 30 pounds. of bamboo! Though they will sometimes feed on small mammals and other protein sources, 99% of their diet consists of bamboo. However, these bears are not built for an herbivorous lifestyle.
Bad Diet – In fact, pandas have the digestive system of a carnivore, and cannot properly digest bamboo. Their main diet does not provide them with very much energy or protein. The only reason that they can digest the bamboo in the first place is because they have special bacteria in their digestive system.
Baby Pandas – Unfortunately, pandas are not born with these beneficial bacteria in their stomachs and intestines. This means that they must acquire bacteria as they grow. Their mother’s feces contain all the microbes necessary to begin this process. While eating poop might seem gross, it is immensely important for the survival of the youngster.