National Panda Day

Celebrate National Panda Day!

Hello, young friends! Today we are going to speak about a very special day National Panda Day. This is a quirky little day that people all over the international have a good time panda, nature’s most lovable, fluffy, beige animal!

What is a Panda?

A panda equals big cuddly black and white bear. There is, of course, the giant panda, which eats a lot of bamboo, a type of plant, and lives in China. They’re very gentle, and they have adorable faces—so cute, in fact, that they play and act like kids.

But What Exactly is National Panda Day?

National Panda Day is a day providing an opportunity to remind people of pandas and behave responsibly towards them. They are an important animal but there are not many left in the wild, pandas. This day is a reminder for us how to safeguard those wonderful creatures to be safe and happy. 

How do we celebrate National Panda Day?

• Read more about pandas: You can read books or watch videos about pandas.
• Draw a Panda: Pencil Colour or Mark the Image of Panda in the Box. It can be hung on the wall to present your love for pandas!
• Spread the message: Share the word about pandas with your friends and family. You could give them some fun facts to share. Did you know that pandas spend most of their day eating?
• Go to a Zoo: Visit a nearby zoo where they have pandas and convince your parents to take you there. You will be able to view these cuties up close and personal!

(Take care of natures) = Because if we take care of natures, for example, by planting trees and recycling, the home of the pandas remain safe

Why Are Pandas Important?

They also are essential for their forests, since they spread many seeds. They also tell scientists that the forest is wholesome. Just as the pieces of a puzzle fit together to make the whole, every creature has its unique place in the chain of Nature.

Every little bit helps, so do what you can, even if that’s just learning more about pandas and caring!

Enjoy learning and sharing so much fun facts about these gentle giants on this National Panda Day. So do your panda paw and help out, we all can!