Giant pandas began to appear 8 million to 9 million years ago, but they were omnivorous at that time, and their size was 5/6 to 6/7 of that of the current giant pandas. The primitive ancestors who ate meat earlier were not directly related to the modern giant panda, but they were classified as carnivores because they kept their ancestors' canine teeth.
1869 After the British discovered the giant panda, a large number of tourists went to Sichuan, China to hunt the giant panda. In the 20th century, the large-scale development of Sichuan forest farm also reduced the number of giant pandas, and two large-scale bamboo blooms accelerated the extinction of a few giant pandas.
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