Why is the giant panda special?

Answer 1

The giant panda is special for a number of reasons. It is a unique symbol of China, and much revered by the Chinese people. Its colouring alone is special, because although it is a type of bear, its eye patches meant it was originally thought to belong to the raccoon family. The giant panda belongs to the order Carnivora, which are carnivorous, yet its diet is essentially based around the bamboo plant. It also eats some fruits, honey, eggs and yams. The giant panda is endangered because its habitat has been depleted by farming. Figures from 2007 suggest that there may remain only about 1,500 giant pandas in the wild (other research suggests there may be 3000 left). They are very difficult to breed in captivity, and even in the wild their birthrate is low.

Answer 2

Why Shouldn't the panda be saved? It's got as much right to live on the Earth as any other animal. Of course we should save the panda. Pandas are largely becoming extinct because people are taking over the lands they live on. The panda has a right to be here, as do virtually all forms of wildlife, except viruses that can kill people, so save the panda. Even if the panda has to be limited to living in zoos that are like the wild, instead of cages, save the panda.

Answer 3

The giant panda is special because it is an endangered species with a unique diet of mostly bamboo. They are also known for their distinctive black and white fur markings, which make them instantly recognizable and popular around the world. Additionally, they are a symbol of wildlife conservation efforts globally.

Answer 4

Because they are incredible animals and we are responsible for endangering them. anyway surely this is fairly obvious.

Answer 5

The red panda should be saved because 1. every living thing deserves to be saved and 2. they are an important part in their ecosystem.

Answer 6

for its fur meat and once its body parts