What are the natural enemies of giant pandas?

The natural enemies of giant pandas are large carnivores such as leopards and tigers, but these large carnivores do not attack adult giant pandas, and most of them choose to attack young panda cubs.

Although the giant panda looks cute, it is really fierce to fight. When an adult giant panda crawls on all fours, it can reach 150cm from the nose to the bottom, stand taller and weigh up to 150kg, plus powerful jaws and claws, so those animals that attack the giant panda may not be able to beat him.

Another life threat of wild giant pandas is parasitic diseases. There is a giant panda ascaris parasitic in the digestive tract of giant pandas, which can make giant pandas suffer from serious diseases.