How do pandas live?

Answer 1

climb and hunt

Answer 2

Pandas in the wild usually live around 20 but Pandas in the zoo usually live until 35
Giant pandas live in the bamboo forests in the mountains of central China. The habitat of the pandas once reached the lowlands, but population expansion and development have narrowed the pandas habitat.

Answer 3

They live in forests high up in mountains, and primarily eat bamboo.

Here are some of the basic facts about Giant Pandas:

· Main Diet: Bamboo

· Only 600 - 1000 left in the wild

· About 60 in zoos around the world

· Pandas cannot produce enough body fat to hibernate because of their diet

· The Chinese word for panda is "Xiongmao" or Giant Cat Bear

· The scientific name is Ailuropoda melanoleuca

· Approx. 1-2 young every 2 years

· Wang Wang and Funi are the only two giant pandas in the Southern Hemisphere and are currently in Adelaide Zoo, Australia.

· Adults about 1.2 - 1.8 metres long

· Around 75cm tall at the shoulder

· Males weigh up to 150 kilograms - average 90

· Females weigh up to 125 kilograms - average -90

· Pandas are shaped like bears

· Large molars, good for chewing bamboo

· Has a "thumb" and five fingers, thumb is adapted for holding bamboo

· Tail measures to around 10 - 15 centimetres

· Lives to about 20 years in the wild

· Lives to about 30 years in captivity

· The oldest recorded age of a panda, a female named Ming Ming, is 34

· Cubs will stay with their mother for about 11/2 years

· A cub will begin to eat bamboo at 6 months

· A panda is full grown when they are 5 - 7 years old

· One of the rarest animals in the world

· They spend 10 - 16 hours a day feeding

· They need to eat 20 - 40 pounds in order to survive.

· They need to eat 10 - 20 kilograms in order to survive

· Pandas are mammals, vertebrates

Answer 4

Baby pandas start out life as 3.2 to 4.6 ounce cubs (extremely tiny compared to their mothers, who are 170 to 280 pounds) that are pink, blind, and have no teeth. They sleep in a den until they are 80 days old, at which point they begin to crawl and their mothers play with them.

By six months, they can eat some bamboo, but milk is their main source of food for the first year. At the end of their first year, pandas weigh about 100 pounds. The cubs begin to fend for themselves around 18 months of age.

Answer 5

China