1. Panda's eyes are the same color as humans, but giant pandas have iconic dark circles, so they look black at first glance. The black around the eyes comes from the ectoderm during embryonic development, which is related to the texture of epidermis and hair formation. The striped or lumpy coat color peculiar to zebras and other animals is also the same reason.

Although the dark circles of giant pandas attract a lot of flashlights for them, they are highly nearsighted from the day they were born. They can only see things within a few meters, and they are blurred a little further away. So the world is always hazy and mysterious in their eyes!

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