Wild Baby Panda Roams The Bamboo Forest With Its Mother
A precious wild panda cub has been caught on camera taking a stroll with its mother in a bamboo forest in [/news/china/index.html China].
The baby bear, Lạc Sơn Đại Phật believed to be one year old, is seen in the 15-second clip following the mother panda as the pair roamed in a nature reserve in Sichuan Province.
In the wild, kynghidongduong.vn pandas are only found at high altitudes in mountainous areas of western China.
The latest census from 2014 showed there were 1,864 wild pandas in the world.
The wild panda cub and its mother were recently spotted by a camera at the Fengtongzhai National Nature Reserve in Sichuan in western China.
The cub is believed to be one year old
Footage shows the young panda crawling slowly but steadily behind its mother as the two seemed to be hunting for food. The pair were said to have appeared near a research station
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The rare footage was recently captured by a camera set up by researchers at the Sichuan Fengtongzhai National Nature Reserve.
The pair were said to have appeared near a research station.
Handout footage shows the young panda crawling slowly but steadily behind its mother as the two seemed to be hunting for food.
Panda cubs usually leave their mothers to live independently between 18 and 30 months old.
This means it wouldn't be long until this adorable cub goes out to find bamboo on its own.
The park believed sightings like this showed the continuous improvement of its ecosystem
The park has golden snub-nosed monkeys, an endangered species native to China (file photo)
According to [ ] from the reserve, this is the second time it has recorded the activity of a panda and her cub in the same frame since last November.
And another panda was recently filmed peeing while doing a handstand in the same area by a different camera.
The park believed these sightings showed the continuous improvement of its ecosystem.
Situated in the county of Baoxing in Sichuan Province, the 151-square-mile Fengtongzhai National Nature Reserve is home to wild pandas and [/news/article-6284163/Incredible-images-winners-Wildlife-Photographer-Year-awards.html golden snub-nosed monkeys], an endangered animal species also native to China.
