Giant Panda, Endangered Series Women’s Crew Socks toadstool isolating yourself in the forest

isolating yourself in the forest searching for Bigfoot

Red foxes in a variety of socks against a forest green background

Proudly show off your plant parent status even when you can't bring your children with you

featuring a dense stand of trees

Giant Panda, Endangered Series Women’s Crew Socks toadstool isolating yourself in the forestEver wonder why Giant Pandas are black and white? Turns out that those distinct black and white graphic Panda markings have two functions: camouflage and communication. A 2017 Study conducted by scientists from the University of California, Davis, and California State University, Long Beach, found that the white parts help the Giant Panda hide in snowy habitats. Well, that makes sense but what about the bold back parts? They help it hide in the shade.