No, they do not hibernate for the winter. They move to lower elevations with warmer temperatures. The Giant Pandas don't hibernate because bamboo is available all year long in their habitat, and they must eat all the time.
Bamboo is 98% to 99% of the average wild Giant Panda's diet, they will eat other things when available, but bamboo is the major source of food. Bamboo isn't very nutritious and doesn't help them build up the reserves needed to hibernate. The Giant Panda needs to eat lots, and often, amounting to about 20 to 30 pounds of bamboo a day depending on activity, age and weather.
They do not hibernate because they do not have enough fat reserves to hibernate for a long time. So they half to go to lower elevation areas so they just keep on with there normal diet.
Panda bears do not hibernate because they usually do not eat meat preferring to the glance on the back of there throat does not cause tiredness in any month of the year
Red pandas sleep for most of the day. They like to catch all the rays of the sunlight from their spots in high trees. They sleep for at least 22 hours a day. Answered by Shoeria :
Giant panda bears never hibernate in the winter.
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No they don't because the don't like sleep
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Giant pandas actually do not hibernate like other bears. Their primary food source, bamboo, grows all year-round, so they do not need to hibernate.
All Bears hibernate.
Pandas don't hibernate!
In the winter
Bears are known to hibernate in these woods.
They have a bone sticking out oftheir wrist so they can grab bamboo. they hibernate and can live to be 40-70 years old in zoos.
black bears and grizzly bears
Yes, rival tribes of panda bears.
Panda bears eat bamboo
Brown bears hibernate in the winter because there isn't enough food.
The polar bears do not learn to hibernate,it is naturally inherited.
Bears Hibernate in the Winter so that they dont die