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Sir Julian Huxley founded World Animal Day to promote animal welfare and raise awareness about the need to protect animals.

World Animal Day is celebrated in many ways, including art contests, fundraisers, and educational events.

World Animal Day celebrates all animals, from lions and tigers to dogs and cats.

• World Wildlife Day is celebrated on March 3rd every year to raise awareness about the importance of conserving wildlife and their habitats.
• The day was first declared by the United Nations General Assembly in 2013 to mark the adoption of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) in 1973.
• World Wildlife Day also aims to raise awareness about the illegal trade in wildlife and the urgent need to combat wildlife crime. Wildlife crime is a global problem that threatens many species with extinction and undermines efforts to conserve biodiversity.
• World Wildlife Day is celebrated to promote awareness and action toward the conservation of wildlife and their habitats, combat wildlife crime, and celebrate the beauty and diversity of the world's wildlife.

• The first World Wildlife Day was celebrated on March 3, 2014. The day was officially declared by the United Nations General Assembly in 2013, with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation and the urgent need to protect endangered species and their habitats.
• Each year, World Wildlife Day has a different theme to focus on a particular aspect of wildlife conservation, and it is celebrated around the world through various events and activities.

• World Wildlife Day will be celebrated in 2023 under the theme "Partnerships for wildlife conservation", honoring the people who are making a difference.

National Panda Day is celebrated to raise awareness about the conservation of pandas and their habitat.

• Pandas are an endangered species, and their numbers have declined significantly in recent decades due to factors such as habitat loss, poaching, and climate change.
• The purpose of National Panda Day is to draw attention to these issues and encourage people to take action to protect pandas and their habitat.
• By celebrating National Panda Day, we can help to raise awareness about the importance of protecting this beloved species.
• It is also an opportunity to recognize the efforts of conservation organizations and individuals who are working tirelessly to protect pandas and their habitats.
• Through education, awareness, and action, we can help to ensure that pandas thrive for generations to come.

Pandas are famously associated with China, where they are native to the central regions.

• China is home to most of the remaining wild giant pandas, and it is also where pandas have been bred in captivity and used for conservation purposes for many years.
• Pandas are an important cultural symbol in China, representing peace, harmony, and friendship.
• They are also a significant part of China's efforts to preserve its natural heritage and biodiversity.
• Panda bears are so popular that they have become a cultural icon and a beloved species around the world.

Here are three interesting facts about pandas:

1. Pandas have a unique thumb-like structure called a pseudo thumb, which is actually an extension of their wrist bone. This allows them to grasp bamboo stalks with greater dexterity and efficiency.

2. Pandas are one of the few species of bear that do not hibernate. Instead, they continue to roam and forage for food throughout the winter months.

3. Pandas have a unique digestive system that is specially adapted to their diet of bamboo. They have a shorter small intestine and a larger cecum compared to other bears, which allows them to break down tough bamboo fibers more effectively. Despite this, they still need to eat large quantities of bamboo each day to meet their energy needs.

Respect Your Cat Day is an annual holiday observed on March 28th that aims to promote awareness about cats' importance, celebrate their unique qualities and contributions to our lives, and encourage people to treat cats with the love, respect, and kindness they deserve.

It is a day to acknowledge the many benefits that cats bring to our lives, including companionship, stress relief, and improved mental and physical health.