What caused giant pandas to become endangered?

Answer 1

Pandas are endangered, not endangermentngered first of all. Second, they are endangered because bamboo in one forest dies all at the same time. Pandas must move to a new one when this happens. When humans cut these forests down, pandas have no where to go and starve to death.

Answer 2

humans are partly responsible for pandas being endangered. They have set up traps for other animals and accidentally caught a giant panda instead. Humans have poisoned them as well for their fur. Pandas are also picky with mating

Answer 3

Loss of habitat, not very good at defending themselves from predators, dependent on bamboo for food (and bamboo is not very nutritious), and pandas are terrible at sexual intercourse. Zoos that keep pandas often have to artificially inseminate the female panda with sperm taken from the male, because giant pandas are incompetent at sexual reproduction. When the male is hot for a few days, the female is not. When the female is fertile for a few days, the male is not interested.

Answer 4

They may be running out of bamboo, as their habitat is gradually being destroyed. They also suffer losses from poachers.

Answer 5

pandas are becoming endangered because of their environment being either recunstructed for houses or polution

Answer 6

Habitat destruction, human population, Increase in agricultural, mining, and logging activities cause the panda bears to be endangered