Most panda's have an average of 2 cubs every 2 years. They usually leave one bear to live or usually die on its own and nurture the other bear.
no after the male and female mate. the male leaves and a few monts later. there is a little baby panda born and is raised by his or her mother
Mother pandas will leave their cubs for short times during the day while they feed. If the mother does not feed, she cannot produce milk for the young.
3 months old
The mother will only look after one, and abandon the other.
Usually panda cubs leave their mothers after a few years. The mother will push her cub away if she becomes pregnant.
Jaguar cubs leave their mother at about 24 months.
Baby panda cubs stay with their until they are about two years old, at which point the mother panda gets pregnant again. Panda cubs do not stay with their fathers because male pandas are ruthless and would kill a young cub to be able to mate with its mother.
a panda cub leaves its mom at two or three years
Two years
The mother will take good care of her cub if it is a single cub. the mother will only choose the strongest to feed and will leave the others if twins or triplets are born. This is the called "abandon behavior" .
Pandas are mammals, so the mother feeds the cubs with milk.
after they are a year or more
thay leave wene there mother leaves them
The male does not assist in the raising of the cubs, but they stay with their mother for up to 18 months.
Since a panda is a bear, its offspring are cubs.