Wild giant panda caught marking territory in SW China

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Two infrared cameras recently captured a wild panda marking its territory in southwest China's Sichuan Province.

Videos showed the chubby panda smelling a tree and rubbing its butt against it to leave its scent. 

Workers explained that the panda's behavior serves to both mark its territory and attract a mate.

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