What products are made from panda's body parts?

Answer 1

In the past, pandas were thought to be rare and noble creatures - the mother of Emperor Wen of Han was buried with a panda skull in her vault. The grandson of Emperor Taizong of Tang is said to have given Japan two pandas and a sheet of panda skin as a sign of goodwill. Unlike many other animals in Ancient China, pandas were rarely thought to have medical uses. The few known uses include the Sichuan tribal peoples' use of panda urine to melt accidentally swallowed needles, and the use of panda pelts to control menses as described in the Qin Dynasty encyclopedia. The skin of entire body of Panda is used to make 'stuffed' animal. The fur is very soft and is used to make many commercial products like scarfs, hats, ladies' coats etc.

Panda tea or Panda dung tea is a type of tea cultivated in the mountains of Ya'an, Sichuan and fertilized by the dung of pandas. When it officially goes on the market in April 2012 it will reputedly be the world's most expensive tea and 50 grams (approximately 16 cups of tea) sold for $3,500 (£2,200), or about $200 (£130) a cup. An Yanshi, a local panda tea entrepreneur, argues that the tea is healthy given that pandas only consume wild bamboo and only absorb only about 30% of the nutrients and that it encourages "the culture of recycling and using organic fertilizers."