Giant Panda and Red Panda Puzzles
Sixteen scenes from the mountain forests of China and the Himalayas: ten giant pandas and six red pandas.
Giant pandas: eating bamboo, napping on a branch, cubs tumbling, a cub climbing a tree, a family in the mountain forest, the misty Sichuan mountains, a snowy bamboo forest, spring blossoms, pandas playing in the grass and a portrait.
- red panda puzzles: cubs in a hollow, an autumn tree, a nap on a branch, snow and bamboo.
The giant panda is a true bear. The red panda is not: it is the only living member of its own family, Ailuridae.
Which Piece Count? Black and white fur gives clear edges, so a giant panda is a good first 1000-piece animal. Bamboo stems are the slow part.
You might also like our bear puzzles and baby animal puzzles, or browse all jungle and exotic animal puzzles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a giant panda a bear?
Yes. The giant panda belongs to the bear family and lives in the mountain forests of China, mostly in Sichuan province.
Is a red panda related to a giant panda?
No, despite the name. Both eat bamboo and grip it with an extended wrist bone that works like a thumb, but the red panda belongs to a different family.
Are pandas endangered?
The IUCN has listed the giant panda as Vulnerable since 2016 and the red panda as Endangered since 2015.
