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Doh, but neat accidental discovery of what should have been but was not obvious, because no one figured … scmp.com Why are giant pandas black and white? Scientists unlock the secrets of distinctive colouring Black, white and intermediate tones of their fur blend with different aspects of their habitat, a new study has found The endangered animals’ fragmented natural habitat makes it difficult for researchers to find and photograph them outside zoos … “I knew we were on to something when our Chinese colleagues sent us photographs from the wild and I couldn’t see the giant panda in the picture,” said author Tim Caro, a professor at the school of biological sciences of the University of Bristol, who studies animal coloration.