The first pair in the Middle East! Two giant pandas from China arrived in Doha. Can they eat fresh bamboo?

This matter has also attracted great attention from netizens. Whether the giant panda can adapt to local life after arriving in Qatar has aroused great concern from netizens.

The climate in Qatar is inferior to that in China and Sichuan. The local climate is desert, and the key is temperature. In this regard, Qatar has long expected that they built the Giant Panda Pavilion very early, just to entertain these two treasures from China. Qatar is sincere about how to take care of these two giant pandas. The venue also simulates the local climate in Sichuan to the greatest extent, and bamboo is also stored in time to be eaten as fresh as possible for giant pandas. What netizens care about is that Qatar's agriculture is not particularly developed, and whether bamboo can grow in Qatar is a problem.

It is possible that bamboo was planted in China with technology, or it may be purchased from other places, but it always provides the freshest products. In fact, all countries that rent giant pandas will seriously consider the bamboo they eat. Moreover, keeping these two giant pandas as treasures will definitely be very particular about their food, clothing, housing and transportation. In some countries, bamboo production may not be enough, so we should try our best to provide them with the best.

In fact, seeing the giant panda tube in Qatar makes people feel that the indoor environment of these giant panda halls is closed and there is nothing you can do. After all, the weather in Qatar is particularly dry. If they are not allowed to live indoors, they may not be able to adapt to life in Qatar. The natural environment does not satisfy the survival of giant pandas, so artificial technology is used to make up for it.

According to the relevant agreement, the two giant pandas will live in Qatar for 15 years, and relevant staff will also conduct relevant research on how giant pandas live in Qatar, especially in desert climate, which is also a 1 giant panda cooperation project of China in the Middle East. I don't know whether this experiment is successful or not, and whether it will cause other Middle Eastern countries to follow suit.