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How does the giant panda get its food?
giant pandas just break the bamboos off and eat giant pandas just break the bamboos off and eat giant pandas just break the bamboos off and eat giant pandas just break the bamboos off and eat
Where does the giant panda travel?
First off, Giant pandas that live in the wild can only be found in China. They live in mountainous areas and in bamboo forests, for their food, bamboo. (they also eat other small insects and rodents, but its rare) Usually, they travel to other bamboo areas when a whole area of bamboo die (bamboo has a tendency to all die-off in an area)
What is the word on panfu on the quest Big Foot I am stuck on trying to turn off the giant hairdryer?
The Answer is Stop And My Panda Name is Katie5459
Did humans play a role in panda's population decline?
Yes, because as we tore down their environment to make space for human homes, we destroyed panda homes, causing a population decline. Plus, our pollution killed off some plants panda's eat, having them starve, causing population decline.
How old is the oldest panda bear?
The Giant Panda is a wild species. The first Giant Panda was born somewhere in the wilds of China, but there isn't a record of the birth. The Giant Panda evolved slowly into the species we know today. It is not a domesticated animal, or just a species bred by humans in a zoo, so there wouldn't be a specific location for the birth of the first Giant Panda. If your asking about the first captive Giant Panda birth though, that is another thing. That is recorded, for it was a large hurdle in the efforts for conservation of the species. The first Giant Panda born in captivity was 1986 in China, in the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda at Wolong. Of course, Wolong which is located off the Pi Tiao River, just southeast of the Qionglai Mountains, is in China. For more details, please see the sites listed below.
Pandas physical appearance and special adaptatiopns?
The Giant Panda has many adaptations that helps it survive in the conditions that it lives in. Most of these adaptations are because of the Bamboo that the Panda eats to survive. Nutrition The most obvious adaptation to help it eat many different types of Bamboo is its 'sixth toe'. The Giant Panda has five regular appendages that humans would consider toes or fingers. It also has a sixth 'thumb' that allows the Giant Panda to grasp Bamboo better for eating. It also helps the Panda pull the shoots and leaves off of Bamboo stems. The Pandas 'thumb' is actually an extension of the wrist bone. It is a very important adaptation for the Panda to be able to eat so much Bamboo. The Giant Panda Bears head is also an adaptation to eating Bamboo. Giant Pandas are in the family Ursidae, which is the bear family. The Giant Panda has a very large head compared to the other species in its family. The head is so large because Bamboo is a very strong, hard plant. The Panda needs very strong jaw muscles to chew the Bamboo therefore the head has gotten larger to accommodate the larger jaw muscles. If the jaw muscles were not this strong, the Giant Panda would die off because Bamboo is its main source of food. Another adaptation having to do with the Giant Pandas head is its molars. The molars of the Giant Panda have adapted to being very large and smooth. This makes the Giant Panda different from most bears because it only uses its molars to chew the very tough Bamboo. The molars are usually not very important in the Ursidae family because they use their canines to eat and kill food. Giant Pandas rarely use their canine teeth for anything. Photo: David Blank The Giant Panda has a specialized digestive system for eating Bamboo as well. Bamboo is a very hard, tough plant and therefore doesn't go down as smoothly as say, meat. The Giant Pandas esophagus has developed a very strong lining so that when Bamboo goes down it, it won't rip or tear. The same goes for the stomach. The stomach of Giant Pandas is very strong and muscular. Bamboo isn't easy to digest, so the stomach has to be stronger than the normal bear stomach to avoid any unwanted problems with digestion. The intestine of the Panda is short compared to other bears. It is short because the Bamboo has a lot of cellulose in it, and goes straight through the body. Because the intestines are so short, the colon is much larger than other bears colons. The Giant Panda only drinks about once a day, so it does not produce waste as frequently as other bears. Cellulose is also the majority of Bamboo, so it passes straight through the body. The colon needs to be bigger also because of how much the Panda is putting into its body compared to how much it gets rid of wastes. The Giant Panda moves on all four legs. It has no heel pad for its feet which is why when you see them walk, they seem like they are flat-footed. Their legs are very strong and muscular because they are always moving, even though they don't move very far. They can run, but they generally move at a slower pace. === ===
What is the mature age for a panda bear?
Giant Panda (which is actually not a bear) lives approximately 35years in captivity and approximately 28years in the wild. A cub is completely weaned off their mother by the age of 3, henceforth mature to fend for themselves.
How do you beat level 9 in double panda?
first, (as giant panda ) go right until you reach two old stones. Go in between them and jump. keep going right in the underground place and hop on the stones to get up. switch to red panda. Get red panda to go to the tunnel. jump out and jump over the opening to get to the other side where there is another bamboo poles. Climb it. jump over to the platform and stand on the lever. the gate will open. jump down, collect food and go down into the tunnel. Once again, come out of it. Go under where the gate used to be and stand on top of the box. Switch to giant panda. go over to the box and stand next to red panda. switch. jump on top of sleeping giant panda and jump to the food item. jump off onto the box. switch. have giant panda push the box over to the plat form. ( LEFT ) jump on red panda then onto the platform. avoid the archer's arrows while you jump to the next platform. Jump on top of the sword guy. come back down onto the wooden box. switch. Get up there like before and retrieve the key. hop back down and go through the lock. go on the checkered land. Switch and have giant panda also go on the checkered piece of land. DONE! And happy panda time!
Do people use any other part of the Giant Pandas' body besides the fur?
In China some people actually rip off the panda's penis and eat it. Sadly yes it is true.
Why gaint panda endangered?
The main known reason to why the giant panda is becoming extinct is due to the clearing of its main food source, Bamboo. They are classified as endangered because their are not many left, and those that are left are disappearing fast. But then according to Charles Darwin, it is the survival of the fittest. The panda has a very complicated breeding cycle and the females are only fertile for one of three hundred and sixty five days. This making it very hard to reproduce and keep the population growing. Also the Panda's are unable to adapt. Yes their main food source is disappearing fast but shouldn't they adapt to that. To most people's surprise the Panda has got the digestive system of a carnivore not a herbivore, but due to their slow and lazy habits they have resorted to lying around and feeding off a food source they don't have to chase. So when one says that we are causing the extinction of the giant panda. Quizzically look at them and ask them to consider things.
What happens when a population is challenged by changing environmental conditions?
Many individuals in the population die off.
How can you save the giant pandas?
We can help/save the pandas by making more space for them to live, and planting bamboo for them to feed off!Tinysara1234 wrote this!We can donate money to help save the giant panda. We can also take a stand and help the gaint panda and do a little bang here and a bang there
