Yes. In the 20th century, during the period of World War II and the Chinese civil war, starving locals hunted and killed pandas along with other wildlife.
But the main effect on the Chinese giant panda population was from fur hunters, either locals or with connections to Hong Kong fur traders. The initial reaction to endangerment was to capture and cage the animals. This policy was only reversed when national preserves were set up, beginning in 1958, and in the 1990's when human populations were removed from the sanctuary areas.
The Himalayan Red Panda is threatened in the same manner, their tails being used to make fur hats.
In the past, Panda was an animal eating meat. A long long time ago, the living environment changed, Panda had to go into the bamboo forest. There, they didn't have enough meat to eat. They must eat bamboo instead. That is an evolution of an animal eating meat. Nowadays, Panda prefer bamboo to meat.
Yes the Panda Bear is the only bear to eat meat.
no they mostly eat bamboos no meat
This is a legitimate question. In some cultures the panda bears is a delicacy. In ancient time only the emperor had the privilege on consuming panda meat. Today panda meet is available to any one who can afford it-but it is costly. Panda meet is the Asia equivalent of caviar.Yes, in the 20th century, during the period of world war II, people starved for food and the only thing that they can eat was Pandas...... so yes people do
No. It is a carnivore, but it will only eat meat if it finds meat. It will not attack or kill prey for meat.
some people do they hate meat
No not at all. They eat one thing and that is eucalyptus leaves.
Well they are herbivores, so no they just eat fruit.
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panda bears do eat soloman only when they need meat. scientists believe that some panda bears that live in the zoo eat fish because they are trained to9 do so.
The first Giant Pandas only eat meat, not bamboo. But over the years, the Giant Panda somehow learned to eat and digest bamboo, though the intestines are still used to digesting meat.