The black-and-white animal native to China is the giant panda. These bears are known for their distinct black patches around their eyes, ears, and across their bodies, with the rest of their fur being white. They primarily inhabit the mountainous regions of central China, specifically in Sichuan, where they have adapted to a diet that consists mainly of bamboo. Despite their classification as carnivores, their diet is predominantly herbivorous. Giant pandas are not only a symbol of wildlife conservation efforts but also serve as a reminder of the importance of preserving their natural habitats. Their population has been increasing due to successful conservation initiatives.