There is a video of Gansu Baishui wild giant panda peeing backwards. Why?

Recently, in Baishuijiang National Nature Reserve, Gansu Province, many videos were found through some infrared cameras, all of which were about giant pandas peeing upside down. They surveyed the surrounding terrain first? Exploring? Make sure there is nothing else around? Smell? After that, I will keep a handstand posture, and then I will start to pee. When it's all over, I will leave slowly. This phenomenon aroused the curiosity of many people and was immediately heated up. Video is watched and forwarded by more people. Yes, we seldom see such a picture. The giant panda has always been a national treasure in China. They are so cute in MengMeng that everyone will like them when they see them. But I didn't expect that wild giant pandas would give them.

As far as we know, for giant pandas? Pee backwards? This behavior is actually a kind of. Courtship? The performance of giant pandas in estrus, they will do this in order to circle a piece for themselves? Territory? This will serve as a warning to the same sex, telling other pandas that this is their own territory and other same-sex pandas should stay away. This can also attract pandas of the opposite sex, thus improving the chances of mating with the opposite sex. Therefore, we can have the opportunity to see such a picture in the wild giant panda reserve. In the wild, they communicate almost by smell.

Since peeing can help? Circle the territory? What about this role? Pee backwards? What are the benefits? In fact, by doing so, the distance of urinating can be higher and the range will be wider. On the one hand, it can expand your mating opportunities, on the other hand, it is also showing off your ability. After all, the handstand posture is too difficult, which fully shows that our ability is so super. Therefore, among wild pandas, they like to do this. After all, this is an excellent opportunity to show your ability and strong physique.