Why are there only a few of giant pandas left?

Answer 1

The red panda is declining because of loss of habitat, particularly as its range is being broken up into "patches" resulting in what biologists call habitat fragmentation. Need a link to the Wikipedia article to read more and look at some neat pictures of these cute little critters? You got it.

Answer 2

Giant Pandas are endangered primarily from habitat loss and from the fact that they have a very low birthrate. China has put increasing pressure on their habitat in the last century from population growth and land use changes. Also, they have traditionally been poached, primarily for their fur and skin.

Answer 3

There are several reasons. One is human activity-- humans have destroyed a number of panda habitats, cutting down trees and clearing land to build more houses, but driving animals like pandas into areas where they cannot find the food they need. (They eat a very specialized diet, of mostly bamboo.) Another reason is hunters and poachers, who prize the panda for its fur; even when strict laws protecting pandas are in place, sometimes they are still shot accidentally. And finally, pandas are very slow to reproduce-- the females are only fertile for about two or three days each spring, and unless the timing is right for mating, they have very few babies.

Answer 4

The giant panda is an endangered species. People are cutting down its habitat and this must be stopped. The babmoo forests in Asia are shrinking and with it, the panda population.

Answer 5

There are a little bit pandas because people kill them

Answer 6

Habitat loss and habitat fragmentation are the reasons pandas are now rare.

Answer 7

Habitat loss and habitat fragmentation are the reason that the giant panda is rare today.