This is the only giant panda in the world with all white fur at birth. This is because of genetic problems and hereditary albinism, which makes the animal's fur pure white, so this giant panda has become the only white giant panda in the world. Recently, the staff photographed this white giant panda in the wild, and it turned yellow. This shows that the phenomenon of albinism is not so serious, which shows that this giant panda is getting healthier and healthier. This is a good thing, not a bad thing. If the skin color is getting whiter, it is not a good thing. This is a disease, and it is not particularly good for his health.
1. It's a good thing that a white panda becomes a golden panda.
This is the only all-white giant panda in the world. It is white because it is born with a disease called albinism, which makes the animal's coat look pure white. This is not a good thing, and this wild panda has lived in the wild with her mother for about three years. Recently, it was found that this giant panda is a little yellow, which shows that the giant panda is getting healthier and adapted to the wild life. And the giant panda shown in the video is cute and strong, which is a good thing.
At present, this giant panda is very healthy.
According to the staff's reaction, this giant panda is very healthy, and albinism has little effect on him, just making her skin color pure white, otherwise it is normal with the giant panda. This is the only white giant panda in the world, which is very precious, but in fact, because of the disease, the giant panda photographed now is very free and cute, which makes people look cute and has completely adapted in the wild.
Third, life in the wild is very good.
This giant panda lives well in the wild. According to the staff's reaction, this panda sometimes moves very early, and sometimes sits up, so cute and stupid. The staff said that this giant panda is getting more and more scared, and there is no mother around, which shows that it is used to living in the wild and will do something independently. This panda is three years old, and it is getting healthier and healthier. We can rest assured.