Why are Panda Bears Black and White?
A very common question is why do Giant Pandas have black and white fur. It is proven that in the hills of China, and snowy rock peaks they do blend in. It is a sort of camouflage. The colors also signify to other Pandas to stay away. This allows them all to have their own territory, and they don’t have to deal with many intruders of their same species. Pandas in Captivity Giant Pandas were first exported to a zoo in 1937. Since then it has been obvious that holding Giant Pandas in captivity has allowed researchers to better understand them, and help them survive. In captivity Giant Pandas live longer than Pandas in the wild. Most every Panda that is born in captivity never leaves captivity. It proves too much of a danger to bring them into an unfamiliar, unsafe environment. The most recent addition to captive Giant Pandas was Su Lin. She was born on August 2nd, 2005. She is the third Giant Panda to be born at the San Diego Zoo in San Diego, California. The San Diego Zoo has a great Pan
