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Deep in the heart of the Qinling Mountains, a lush natural divide between north and south China,
a camera crew is on the lookout for the elusive giant panda. These pandas live at an elevation of 1,500 meters
and higher, so the trek up the steep slopes is treacherous. The bamboo is very thick, but soon the crew discovers
panda droppings, signaling that the giant pandas are close by. At 3,000 meters, the team comes across their first
break through when they finally see a giant panda after searching for 10 days without luck. Giant Pandas is an
intimate portrait of the secret and complex lives of China's most famous residents. The crew spends two years
battling the rugged terrain and dealing with the temperamental moods of these highly endangered species.
At birth, a giant panda is pink, nearly hairless, blind, and small enough to fit into a human hand. Female pandas
have to raise their cubs alone and make sure their babies are warm, clean, and fed, sometimes suckling a newborn
14 times a day. When winter comes, giant pandas are protected from the cold by their slightly oily fur that keeps
them dry and holds in heat. If a female panda has a cub, she must search for shelter to protect her young one
from the cold. In Giant Pandas, filmmakers encounter a mother and her three-month-old cub in a cave, where
the small panda is trying to walk so it can soon follow its mother on outings to gather food.
Bamboo makes up 99 per cent of a giant panda's diet. Since bamboo grows in the winter, giant pandas do not
need to hibernate. In one day alone, giant pandas consume nearly 18 kilograms of bamboo, which would be the
equivalent of a human eating 40 loaves of bread. Watch Giant Pandas on National Geographic Channel this
month and learn all about the lifestyle of one of the most specialized mammals in the world.​

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