Pandas eat bamboo by breaking it and separating it into fibres. Their stomachs are reinforced with a thick layer of tissue to pr

Pandas eat bamboo by breaking it and separating it into fibres. Their stomachs are reinforced with a thick layer of tissue to protect them from sharp splinters. And they eat a lot of bamboo a day, so they have to break it all the time.

In this video, it's like the panda can't cope. Look at that face. Is it really that hard?

It's just that this panda was raised by a human, not other pandas, by a zoo keeper. It's not so easy for a human to break the bamboo. Eventually, as a cub, the panda saw the face of the worker and decided that this is the face that should be in this process.

Source: Global News (EU, USA)
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