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Pandas Did you know that Giant Pandas can die from being overweight? There are endangered species all over the world, one of them is the Giant Panda. Pandas are a fascinating creature and an interesting animal to learn about. Pandas are mostly vegetarians but they do eat some meat. They mostly eat bamboo and leaves. On (wwf.panda.org) it says that pandas mainly eat bamboo their second chose are leaves and some meat. A panda's main diet is bamboo, but they eat one percent of meat which is smaller

Can I pander you for a second about Pandas? Are you looking for a million dollar investment with almost no gain? Then look no further for we have just the investment for your hard earned capital, and that is Pandas. These majestic creatures must be worth a fortune because people all over the world try to poach them. That sounds like a clothing investment right there. Still not convinced these little fleabags will make you any money? Well, you might be right and here are three reasons why you probably

WHAT? The problem is that giant pandas are eating their way to extinction. For around 7 million years, giant pandas have been eating bamboo and it has been their only source of food for around 2 million years. Studies have proven through a genetic analysis that tested samples of their feces that giant pandas have microbes living within them that allow them to actually eat meat. However, over the course of their lifetime, giant pandas half adapted to primarily eating just bamboo. Researchers are worried

and interesting about theses pandas. In addition I’m gonna talk about they’re Appearance. The giant panda is black and white it has a black circle around its eye. Giant pandas are like bears in a smaller size, and body shape. They can also stand on there back legs. The pandas can be up to 5- 6ft tall almost as tall as me. They can weigh around 220- 250lbs. But the males can weigh 350lbs . The male pandas always weigh more because they eat a lot more. The female Pandas don’t eat as much as the males

Pandas The panda bear or giant panda is located in the south central area of China. It is recognized for its appearance. It belongs to the Carnivore group even though it eats 99% bamboo. Pandas found in the wild will eat other grasses, wild tubers, or meat in the form of birds, rodents, or carrion. Pandas in captivity receive honey, eggs, fish, yams, shrub leaves, oranges, bananas, or other specially prepared foods. Pandas live in mountain ranges because deforestation has driven them from lowland

Giant Panda [Photo Credit: lovethesepics.com] Introduction Ailuropoda melanoleuca – commonly known as Giant Panda, is a species of bear that is found in the mountains of central and western China. Due to its unique and adorable appearance, it has been the symbol of the World Wide Fund for Nature since it was founded in 1961. Historically, they inhabit broadleaf and coniferous forest with a thick bamboo under-storey at elevations between 5000 and 13000 feet. Fossil record of giant panda have

you ever harmed a panda before? Well Pandas are endangered for many reasons. One of the reasons is that they are threatened by habitat loss and fragmentation. Also humans has effect pandas by bunting threat and their actions they put out to the pandas. Some people are helping the pandas for hope by making the bamboo forests a better future for the Pandas. (WWF, 2017) Since Pandas are caused by human actions, then how do they communicate with each other and also how does Pandas get along by communicating

The Endangered Species Act, or ESA for short, became a law in 1973 and is enforced by the U.S. to protect species from extinction, mainly due to development for economic growth.The ESA is one of the most popular and effective environmental laws ever enacted. It is a commitment by humans to work together to protect and restore those species that are most at risk of extinction. Unfortunately, the natural systems we depend on are at risk, and plants and animals worldwide are disappearing. In the United

The Qinling giant pandas are a slowly diminishing species. If left unprotected they will eventually become extinct. Fan, Li, Quan, Wu, Hu, and Yang investigated the effects of road construction on endangered Qinling giant pandas. Road construction can greatly affect the environment. According to the article, the harmful effects of roadway expansion “extend to an area ten times broader than the roadway itself” (Fan et al., 2011, p. 145). It can cause harmful chemicals to contaminate water sources

The panda bear or giant panda is located in the south central area of China. It is recognized for its appearance. It belongs to the Carnivore group even though it eats 99% bamboo. Pandas found in the wild will eat other grasses, wild tubers, or meat in the form of birds, rodents, or carrion. Pandas in captivity receive honey, eggs, fish, yams, shrub leaves, oranges, bananas, or other specially prepared foods. Pandas live in mountain ranges because deforestation has driven them from lowland areas