The mother will only look after one, and abandon the other.
Panda cubs usually weigh less than 1 ounce.
No, a panda is not smaller than a mouse at birth. Giant panda cubs are born weighing about 3 to 5 ounces (85 to 140 grams), while an average house mouse weighs around 0.5 ounces (14 grams) at birth. While both are small, panda cubs are significantly larger than mouse pups when they are born.
a lesser panda is the same as a red panda. they are small raccoon like species of panda, that are much more common than the more well know giant panda.
a lesser panda is the same as a red panda. they are small raccoon like species of panda, that are much more common than the more well know giant panda.
A panda will usually give birth to one cub but if it has more than one it will leave the rest to die and take care of one only. You can help by switching pandas to trick the mother into taking care of all the cubs. The mothers are so evil!
More than you.
The babies of a panda bear weigh less than an apple.
i think panda is more endangered than the wolf The panda is definitly more endangered. As a species, the gray wolf is not endangered. Just some local populations are.
If a cheetah has more cubs than normal, it may face challenges in providing adequate care and resources for all the cubs. The mother may struggle to find enough food to support the larger litter, leading to potential malnutrition for the cubs. Additionally, increased competition among siblings for nursing and attention can result in higher mortality rates. Ultimately, the survival of the cubs may be compromised if the mother cannot meet their needs.
No, there are many species in much more danger than the panda.
Yes they can by having patient with all of them and watching what they do.
A female panda typically gives birth once a year, usually between late summer and early autumn, around August to September. The gestation period lasts about 95 to 160 days, after which she usually gives birth to one or two cubs, although raising more than one is rare. Newborn cubs are extremely small and vulnerable, requiring extensive care from their mother.