Although pandas are independent of the world, there are still some animals that are enemies of them in their habitat, such as golden cats, leopards, jackals, wolves, yellow throated minks, etc. However, they mainly attack the cubs and sick elderly of panda bears, because young and strong pandas still have the ferocity of their carnivorous ancestors, and are not weak when faced with strength, making enemies intimidating. Once the seemingly gentle and naive giant pandas in the zoo are provoked, incidents of injury can also occur.
Jackal: mainly attacks young pandas or frail elderly individuals. The ultimate hunting trick is to climb up its spine, dig its eyes first, and then grab its anus to pull out its intestines, hence the name "digging a dog".
Leopard: Attacks young pandas and elderly, sick and weak individuals.
Golden Cat: Often attacks panda cubs.
