99% of the giant pandas diet is bamboo.
The pandas primary food source is bamboo, though they also eat roots, fruits and berries to a lesser degree.
The cousin of the red panda is the giant panda. Both species belong to the family Ailuridae, although they have distinct differences in their habitats and diets. While the red panda primarily consumes bamboo and other vegetation, it also eats fruits and small animals, whereas the giant panda is almost exclusively herbivorous, mainly eating bamboo. Despite their name, red pandas are more closely related to raccoons than to the giant pandas.
Pandas are an endangered species from China. Pandas are not native to Japan, or any other country. This is because of the ideal climate and vegetation (for a panda) in China.
female giant panda=female giant panda male giant panda=male giant panda baby giant panda=baby giant panda x
Generally, no. According to PETA, very few pandas that are introduced into the human home survive more than a few months, largely due to attacks that are made on the human "parents." Like other bears, the Panda has very flexible dietary requirements that run from vegetation (in the best situation for the panda, vegetarianism focuses on bamboo) to birds or rodents. In captivity, the Panda will eat almost anything provided so long as the provisioning is sweet or high in protein. A panda, despite the cuteness presented, is an aggressive wild animal and is very difficult to manage in captivity. Accordingly, there are no suitable situations for having a panda as a house pet.
giant panda - panda géant? huge panda - panda énorme large panda - grand panda
un panda (masc.)
Yes. The red panda is the smallest panda.
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A male panda and a female panda....
a red panda is a lot smaller that a normal panda
as a matter of fact there are 26 different species of panda