Why does the panda always limp and can't stand up?

First of all, pandas don't always stand limply. Wild giant pandas often get up to look for food, find spouses and patrol territory. There may be several reasons why the panda seems to be limping, such as its habits and living environment.

To know why pandas like to stand so much, we must first know their habits. Although everyone calls it a panda, it is actually not a cat, but a bear. Panda's ancestors were bears who lived on meat for a long time. Later, it seems that they had to switch from meat to vegetarian because of the decrease of prey. At that time, there were many bamboos in their living environment, so they began to eat mainly bamboo.

The key is that bamboo is cylindrical, so it is difficult for their ancestors to pick it when they eat it, and it is difficult to catch it. So in order to eat more conveniently, they evolved fingers similar to human thumbs, which are easy to pick and grasp. Moreover, in order to fix food better, they started to grab bamboo, then sat on the ground and grabbed bamboo with their feet or even four feet.

Then, because bamboo grows fast and in large quantities, it can give pandas little nutrition, and wild pandas often eat bamboo most of the time to meet their food needs. Then you will see that pandas have been eating bamboo there. Pandas sometimes don't eat bamboo, but they spread bamboo there to preserve their strength and energy. After all, bamboo can bring them too little energy. After all, it is the most comfortable and labor-saving.

In addition, pandas have been spread there, which is related to their food chain. Although pandas look cute and harmless, they are actually very fierce omnivores. Their claws and teeth are very deadly weapons. An adult panda can easily kill an adult man. Panda's hidden fighting power makes them have almost no natural enemies and almost no creatures competing with them for bamboo, so they can relax, eat and rest there.

In a word, the panda is not unable to stand up, just saving his strength. The posture of the panda lying on the ground may be cute to humans, but it still hides certain dangers. Except for the little panda, the general breeder will take protective measures when approaching the adult panda. If you meet a panda in the wild, just take a photo. Don't disturb it or even want to touch it, otherwise the result may be a fatal bite.