The topic of this week are
captive pandas, most people think about them as adorable, cuddling, and
harmless creatures. And they’re right, most of captive pandas are that way, but
not everything is good, they are lazy, bad breeders, and can be aggressive.
Pandas live like kings, chomp
bamboo most of their day, and their food is usually nearby, so they don’t have
the need of hunting preys like their siblings (polar bear, gray bear). They are
really slow because of this, they don’t have to be fast anyways, just lay on
the floor, eat, and entertain people.
At National Zoo in China, the
animal keepers tried to breed a pair of panda bears for almost 20 years, they
gave born to five cubs, but all them died. “They have no libido, no interest in
repopulating the species,” - Brian Barret wrote for Gizmodo in the article
“Should We Just Let Pandas Die Off Already?
Giant pandas are very dangerous, because
they are territorial, there have been many cases of people attacked by them in
Zoos, we’ll tell you about a zoo from Beijing. A drunken man jumped into the
panda enclosure to try to pet it, but his leg was bitten, he wasn’t expecting
the claws and fangs of the cute bear.
Wow! I had no idea about it, pandas aren't as cute as I thought, great information and good blog.
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ResponderEliminarWe really love your post, because it is interesting to know more about this topic. Actually, people in general just think they are cute and no one believes that they can become aggressive, it is a good way to educate the population about the real characteristics of these animals that are in danger of extinction. Also it is necessary to understand about the conditions in which they are kept in captivity and about the lives they have within these because it can become very stressful for them, as it is not their natural habitat.
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Wow! I really thought that pandas were just passive animals, that couldn't hurt anyone, looks like I was wrong all the time.
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