Giant pandas have some of the most distinctive markings in nature. But why are they black and white? We may finally have some answers. Black and white. They've always gone well together. Think of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bamboo, such as this seen in a walking tour at Haiku Bamboo Nursery/Farm in Hendersonville, is an Asian import and not native to ...

It's a question that has bedeviled kindergartners, and now apparently PhDs have the answer: Why do giant pandas have spots? To find out, a team of California researchers compared the black and white ...

Red pandas are not bears but they do mainly eat bamboo, like their much larger namesake the black and white giant panda. Officially classified as endangered, red pandas live across a stretch of the ...