Why are pandas black and white?

Because pandas appeared in the Quaternary Ice Age, they were forced to change when the earth's temperature suddenly changed. Their body color should also be changed to adapt to the cold weather, and their habit of eating bamboo changed at that time.

Fairy tale version explains: A long time ago, in a forest, there were many lovely animals and a colorful giant panda.

This giant panda is covered in beautiful colors, and he is often proud of it. He despises rabbits and turtles with only one color or monotonous shape, and likes to show off and laugh at them. Scold this today, hit that tomorrow, and hit anyone who doesn't like it. Animals all hate him.

One day, a group of bears from far away came to the mountain to draw pictures. They sat down, glued on ink, and went on drawing. The animals thought they could get back at the panda, and deliberately whispered, "Look, the bear is drawing! Look, how beautiful it is! Pandas can't draw at all. " Hearing this, the pandas wanted to hit them, but they couldn't help but take a look. Hey, those bears really painted a beautiful landscape painting with ink! Looking at the animals' mocking eyes, the panda became angry from embarrassment and said loudly, "What's the big deal! I can also draw! " Then the panda ran across the field and jumped into the bear's ink bottle. Before they came to their senses, the panda ran back to the top of the mountain in ink. He said to the animals, "Look, I can draw, too. I am still painting on myself! " ! How amazing! "The animals smiled happily. Someone moved a mirror. When the panda looked in the mirror, he was shocked. In the mirror, he was black and ugly all over. Just then, a flash of lightning hit the panda and knocked it down. Moreover, a layer of hair was knocked off. In order to cover up the flesh exposed from the skin knocked out by lightning, pandas paint their bodies with white pigment every day without washing them off. Since then, pandas have become black and white.