【Giant Panda】Taipei Zoo X Pinkoi Luggage Tag Set

⟡ Panda luggage tag set (a set of two pieces) ⟡ Content size: luggage tag 11cmX5.9cm (square) + PVC lanyard 18cmX1.1cm Content material: PVC Contents: luggage tag set + lanyard Pinkoi X Taipei Zoo collaborates with LeeHo! LeeHo is honored to be able to jointly develop products with Taipei Zoo X Pinkoi The most representative of Taipei Zoo is our lovely giant panda! Giant Panda Gui is a lovely representative of the veterans in the Taipei Zoo The cute image, coupled with the chubby body, can always make many friends and children stare intently Many people will buy giant panda dolls for home decoration Through this joint name, let the cute giant panda transform into a luggage tag Let the giant panda accompany us when traveling, hanging on the backpack or luggage Not only highly recognizable, but also very cute! If you like it, hurry up and place an order!! : ) ⟡ The color of the hang tag may vary due to web page presentation, shooting light, and personal computer screen settings. Product pictures are for reference only, and are subject to fact The color of the international tag shall prevail. Panda Archives English name: Giant Panda Classification: Mammalia, Carnivora, Ursidae, Giant Panda Distribution: currently only exists in the three provinces of Sichuan, Gansu and Shaanxi in China Diet: Herbivore, 99% of the giant panda's food is bamboo, which belongs to a species with highly specialized food Body shape: Adult bears are about 120-180 cm long and weigh about 80-120 kg. Cubs are about 10 cm long at birth and weigh only 150-200 grams Breeding: Giant pandas like to mate on rainy days or when the weather clears after rain. Male giant pandas often have to fight for the right to mate; individuals kept in zoos usually mate in the morning and dusk, and usually the best mating period is only 3- 5 days. It is also because female bears can only conceive for a few short days a year, which greatly increases the difficulty of breeding and conservation of giant pandas Habits: Giant pandas are solitary animals, and they live alone except during the mating season or when the females are raising their young Lifespan: about 20 years Conservation Status: CITES1 Endangered Species Conservation Wildlife.