Introduction of Animals representative of China & National Achievement in Animal Conservation by Ingrid Wong

s202402001_1_2 — 2024-11-11 02:16:09 UTC

In Chinese culture, animals like the dragon, tiger, and crane are super important!

s202402001_1_2 — 2024-11-11 02:17:15 UTC

To help pandas, we can support groups that protect their homes and keep them safe.

s202402001_1_2 — 2024-11-11 03:05:27 UTC

We can tell others about pandas, join fun learning activities, and help groups that work to save them.

s202402001_1_2 — 2024-11-11 03:07:24 UTC

Cool panda facts: they have a special bone in their wrist that works like a thumb, and they love munching on bamboo!

2024-11-11 07:45:27 UTC

Cranes, monkeys, tortoises and tigers are also the animal symbolism in Chinese culture.

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We can help by donating money to a conservation organization and protect the environment.

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Join Ocean Park's pandas related activities.

2024-11-11 08:00:06 UTC

Pandas poo around 40 times a day! 😆

2024-11-11 12:07:13 UTC

Dragons, Phoenixes, Tigers, Cranes, Monkeys and Horses are important to Chinese Culture.

2024-11-11 12:08:34 UTC

We can spread the word about panda preservation whenever we have chance.

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We can use social media to share information about pandas to reach a wider audience.

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Pandas can even eat up to 38 kilograms of “new” bamboo shoots, which is much more than my weight!

2024-11-12 09:38:51 UTC

Winston Lam2D(14)

Dragons,pandas are very rare in china

s202301003_2_2 — 2024-11-24 11:00:34 UTC

Both tiger and tortoise are animals which are important to Chinese culture. Tiger symbolises courage, bravery and strength. Tortoise symbolises longevity. Both of them are spiritual creatures in Chinese culture.

s202301003_2_2 — 2024-11-24 11:56:11 UTC

We can learn more about the national animals and help educate others. We can talk to our friends and share with them any useful resources such as news articles or research findings. We can also support the conservation organizations through donations or volunteering opportunities.

s202301003_2_2 — 2024-11-24 12:05:41 UTC

Pandas are omnivores. Although they occasionally eat small animals and fish, bamboo counts for 99 percent of their diet.

s202301003_2_2 — 2024-11-24 23:59:52 UTC

Our government and various organisations can design some social campaigns with different thematic activities such as photo exhibitions, talks, game booths etc. to let the community learn more about panda conservation.