What are facts about panda's?

Answer 1

Panda's live in the forest of china. They love bamboo. The panda can only take care of one baby panda if it has two she has to pick one to keep. There are only a few pandas left in the world, about 3000. They are one of the most endangered animals in the world.

Answer 2

Giant Pandas are both prey and predator

They can be 3 1/2 ft to 5 ft tall

THey can weigh up to 350 pounds

They are dirnal

They can live up to 30 years in captivitey, and 50 years in the wild

They are a land animal
First off Pandas have two different groups. One are the giant pandas who can grow up to six feet tall. As babies they are only two inches. These are the kind of pandas you are used to seeing and hearing about. They are black and white. The other kind are red pandas. Not much is known about this kind but they look like red bears. Hope this helps!
pregnant female pandas often chirp to let the male panda know that she is fertile
First off Pandas have two different groups. One are the giant pandas who can grow up to six feet tall. As babies they are only two inches. These are the kind of pandas you are used to seeing and hearing about. They are black and white. The other kind are red pandas. Not much is known about this kind but they look like red bears. Hope this helps!

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Pandas are omnivores. In addition to bamboo, they will eat fish and small mammals.
They eat bamboo and they are endangeredGiant pandas are large (about 2.5 ft. tall and 300 pounds) bears with a black and white coat and characteristic black fur around their eyes, native to parts of China. They have a relatively long tail at up to 6 inches in length, as well as a "thumb" which helps it eat bamboo. Its diet mostly consists of bamboo. It is a fairly solitaire animal, limiting social interactions and not traveling together. Currently, it is considered endangered with only a few thousand in the wild.
Giant pandas are large (about 2.5 ft. tall and 300 pounds) bears with a black and white coat and characteristic black fur around their eyes, native to parts of China. They have a relatively long tail at up to 6 inches in length, as well as a "thumb" which helps it eat bamboo. Its diet mostly consists of bamboo. It is a fairly solitaire animal, limiting social

interactions and not traveling together. Currently, it is considered endangered with only a few thousand in the wild.
1. They are born weighing only 3.2 to 4.6 ounces, only about 1/1,000 the weight of their mother!

2. They have the second longest tail of any bear (the only bear with a longer tail is the sloth bear).

3. Their diet is 99% bamboo, but the other 1% is made up of things like honey, fish, and bananas.

4. They have something that resembles a thumb, which they use in order to grasp bamboo. However, this 'thumb' is actually a modified bone embedded within a tendon.

5. The closest living relative of the giant panda is the spectacled bear from South America.
Giant pandas are large (about 2.5 ft. tall and 300 pounds) bears with a black and white coat and characteristic black fur around their eyes, native to parts of China. They have a relatively long tail at up to 6 inches in length, as well as a "thumb" which helps it eat bamboo. Its diet mostly consists of bamboo. It is a fairly solitaire animal, limiting social

interactions and not traveling together. Currently, it is considered endangered with only a few thousand in the wild.

Answer 3

Pandas are solitary animals that feed almost exclusively on bamboo. They have a unique "thumb" that helps them grasp bamboo stems. Despite their cute appearance, they are considered vulnerable to extinction due to habitat loss and low reproductive rates.