Is a panda a carnivore an omnivore or an herbivore?

Answer 1

No they are herbivores.
no they are herbivore
No, pandas mainly eat bamboo and grass. They are herbivore.
Pandas are omnivorous creatures feeding on both plants an animals. While the great portion of their diet is bamboo (about 99%), they have been know to feed on small prey such as mice.
99% of a panda's diet is bamboo. The other percent is small rodents, and different kinds of fruits and berries.

Answer 2

The giant panda bear eats bamboo, and is a herbivore.

Yes, although they are vegetarian. the German term BambusBar- literally Bamboo-Bear tells the story neatly,. the Ursidae ( Bear family) are of course Carnivores.

Answer 3

a panda is a herbivore, and it eats bamboo only
Neither. Pandas are omnivores. Omnivores are an animal that eats both plants and meat. For example, pandas eat bamboo, but sometimes eat small birds or rodents.

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Answer 4

Technically, yes, the panda is a member of the order carnivora and has many structures common to carnivores. However, 99% of the diet is composed of bamboo and includes little animal matter so it is mostly an herbivore.

Answer 5

pandas are omnivores. they eat bamboo and fish.

Answer 6

No, they are herbivores, infarct specialist herbivores, they eat almost entirely the plant called "bamboo".

Answer 7

yes
It eats 99% bamboo.

But it also eats 1% fish and other stuff,

so I would consider it an omnivore.

Answer 8

Pandas are Herbivore because all they eat is Bamboo (which is a plant)

Answer 9

Technically, yes, pandas are members of the carnivora order. However, in actuality they are herbivores.

Answer 10

Technically, yes, giant pandas are classified as a carnivore. In actuality, however, the panda's diet consists of 99% bamboo.