PANDA

Panda, the name of two mammals of Asia, the lesser panda and the giant panda.
The lesser panda resembles a heavily built cat. It is rust-colored above and black below and has a ringed tail.
It has a white face with dark eyes patches. The lesser panda feed at night on bamboo, grass, fruits and roots. They grow to 45 inches (114 cm) in lenght and weight up to 10 pounds (45 kg).

The giant panda resembles a bear, and many zoologists classify it as a member of the bear category.
It has a thick, white, woolly coat with black eye patches, ears, legs, and shoulders. It grows to 6 feet (180 cm) in height and weight up to 300 pounds (136 kg). 
The giant panda feeds almost exclusively on bamboo. Giant panda rarely eat anything but plants. And they eat mainly one kind of plant. They feed on bamboo shoots, stems and leaves found in the bamboo forests of China.