They generally have two but, rarely, can have up to four.
Are you actually serious?!? Pandas are mammals... which means they give birth to live young and feed them on their own milk! But each year, Pandas usually give birth to one cub, and if they have twins, which is quite rare, often the mother abandons the weakest cub and leaves it to die, since Pandas are not strong enough to cope looking after two cubs.
Pandas will give birth to baby pandas.
Pandas give birth to live young. There are no eggs laid.Pandas are viviparous.
Yes, female pandas can experience contractions during labor. Like most mammals, they undergo a birthing process where contractions help facilitate the delivery of their cubs. Typically, giant pandas give birth to one or two cubs after a gestation period of about 95 to 160 days. Contractions are a natural part of this process, assisting in the expulsion of the cubs.
Pandas and koalas both give birth to live young. Pandas are placental mammals and koalas are marsupials; these are the two types of mammals which give live birth. The only mammals which lay eggs are monotremes, and the only monotremes in the world are the platypus and the echidna.
Pandas give birth to cubs after a gestation period of about 95 to 160 days. Typically, a mother panda will give birth to one or two cubs, although sometimes only one cub survives due to limited resources and the mother's ability to care for them. The cubs are born blind, hairless, and extremely small, weighing about 3 to 5 ounces. The mother will nurse and care for the cubs, keeping them close for warmth and protection during their early development.
Yes! Pandas give birth, are wam blooded and has fur.
In order to perpetuate the species (make more Pandas). :)
The only female pandas give birth.
Pandas are mammals, they give birth to live young.
A cheetah can give birth to as few as one cub and as many as nine cubs. Average litter size is three to five cubs.
It's the female pandas that feed the panda cubs.