Testimonials
Thanks to you and Punky Panda for your fantastic effort at the Teddy Bear’s Picnic. You were a big hit with the management as well as the kids. It was a real pleasure to deal with you, and your show was perfect for our event. Thank you again from us at Seashells and Caves House as well as the Starlight Children’s Foundation.
Seashells Hospitality Group
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Punky Panda Show
The children’s entertainment scene has been bamboozled by the smashing arrival of the funkiest panda bear ever to hit the stage. Accompanied by his singing and dancing friend, Punky Panda has been dazzling crowds with his innovative approach to children’s entertainment.
Boasting cool threads and funky moves, the Punky Panda Show has perfectly combined the art of song and dance with original songs displaying a strong educational element. Punky has become the new groove around town and kids of all ages are ‘pandering’ at the opportunity to take part in his shows. Each catchy song is proving to be a smash hit and children everywhere can be seen, ‘Doing the Punky’!
The Punky Panda Show provides 30 minutes of pure entertainment and is perfectly suited for festivals, concerts, children’s parties, school holiday entertainment and much more.
Each song performed throughout the show is original and is available on Punky’s very own CD entitled, ‘Pandamonium’. It features all of Punky's favourite songs, including ‘Do the Punky’, ‘Twist 'n' Shake’, ‘Bamboo & Lollipops’, and many more. Great to sing-a-long or dance to with your friends.
More Information
| Purchase | 'Pandamonium' - The Punky Panda Show CD |
| Download | Punky Panda Colouring Sheet |
About The Panda Bear
The giant panda is undoubtedly one of the most distinctive and recognisable animals in the world. Also know as the panda bear, the bamboo bear, or in Chinese as "Daxiongmao", the "large bear cat", giant pandas have always held a special place in Chinese cultural history.
Pandas are bear-like in shape and have sharply contrasting black and white coloured fur. The head, top of the neck, and rump are white, while small patches of fur around the eyes, the ears, shoulders, front legs and rear legs are black. Adult pandas range in body length from about 160 to 190cm. The weight of an adult male panda is normally between 80 and 125kg, with males typically weighing about 10% to 20% more than females. When compared with other bears, the head of the panda is large in relation to its body. They also have very large molars, which are specifically designed to crush fibrous plant material.
Pandas are found only in south-western China, in damp, misty bamboo forests. They were once widespread but today they are limited to six small areas in provinces of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu. Pandas are by nature solitary animals, except for females accompanied by cubs. They rely heavily on their sense of smell which they use to forage for food. Pandas live almost solely on a diet of bamboo, up to 15kg per day. They feed mainly on the ground but are also capable of climbing trees.
Unfortunately the beautiful panda bear is also one of the rarest animals in the world - with only roughly 1000 remaining in the world. The main threat to the survival of the pandas is the destruction of their habitat. Other animals, such as cattle, sheep and goats, graze on any emerging seedlings and prevent regeneration of the forest, and their hooves loosen the thin mountain soil. Due to the panda's dwindling numbers, the giant panda was officially listed as an endangered species. More steps need to be taken in the future to protect its habitat in order to ensure the survival of this beautiful and rare animal.
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