When it comes to giant pandas, people are always captivated by their chubby, round appearance and adorable, clumsy movements. Even just watching them sleep can bring a sense of relief, relaxation, and healing.
It's reported that giant pandas sleep for a relatively long time, requiring about 10 to 12 hours—or even up to 12 to 16 hours—of rest each day, spread across several naps. When they sleep soundly, some lie on their backs on the ground, snoozing peacefully; others sprawl lazily over tree branches with their limbs dangling down, looking utterly content. Some even doze off while lying on rocks, hugging bamboo as they drift into dreamland.
During this trip to Sichuan, DotDotNews reporter joined a group tour to visit the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. Let's take a closer look at the "many adorable sleeping poses" of these lovable pandas!
(Reporter/Video/Editor: Zoey Sun)
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