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Why are giant pandas on the verge of extinction? Both their own factor reproductive rate and cub growth rate are low, the specialization of food habits limits the scope of life, aggressive organ degradation, and poor self-defense ability. Man-made factors Hunting and hunting by people in the past led to a decrease in the number of giant pandas. In 1962, the Chinese government listed them as a first-class protected animal to reduce the threat from hunting. Activities such as deforestation, reclamation and farming have severely eroded the panda's habitat.

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1. Nature reserve protection to ensure that the reserve borders are patrolled and no illegal hunting or logging takes place inside them.

2. Community development projects such as providing wood saving stoves to limit the impact of wood-fuel harvesting on the panda's forests.

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Giant pandas first became endangered in 1990 due to excessive poaching in the 80s and deforestation, depleting their bamboo food source. A fickle species, bamboo can grow extensively in mountainous or barren lands, but then dies in the winter. This forces giant pandas in those areas to relocate for their food.

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Human activities such as agriculture, logging, and infrastructure development also pose a big threat. Giant pandas have been allowed to persist only at elevations higher than land that can be used for productive agriculture.

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Their habitat loss and fragmentation remain the gravest threats to the survival of the species. A large proportion of the panda's habitat has already been lost: logged for timber and fuel wood, or cleared for agriculture and infrastructure to meet the needs of the area's booming population.

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They are bears and built to be aggressive. Their canines and claws are well developed, and the musculature in their limbs and jaws is sufficient to inflict serious damage.

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Pandas do not seem to be overly aggressive towards humans, but there are reports of mother pandas injuring workers at nature reserves in China. ... "The recent reintroduction of giant pandas into the wild in China resulted in the young panda being killed by other – probably adult male – pandas."

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Wild pandas live only in remote, mountainous regions in central China. These high bamboo forests are cool and wet—just as pandas like it. They may climb as high as 13,000 feet to feed on higher slopes in the summer season.

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Pandas are actually very cunning and intelligent animals, and they can actually be fairly vicious in some situations. Proof that pandas are smart – So, we've established that, although clumsy, pandas are actually very intelligent animals.

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Giant pandas live in a few mountain ranges in south central China, in Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu provinces. They once lived in lowland areas, but farming, forest clearing and other development now restrict giant pandas to the mountains.

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Pandas live mainly in temperate forests high in the mountains of southwest China, where they subsist almost entirely on bamboo. They must eat around 26 to 84 pounds of it every day, depending on what part of the bamboo they are eating. They use their enlarged wrist bones that function as opposable thumbs.

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Because this diet provides so few nutrients, pandas need to slow things down. That means not moving a lot; harboring smaller energy-sucking organs like the liver, brain, and kidneys; and producing fewer thyroid hormones, which slows their metabolism.

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All pandas in the world are on loan from China. ...

When a baby Panda is born, it's shipped by FedEx to China to help expand the gene pool.

A group of pandas is called an “embarrassment.”

About 2,000 pandas are found in the wild.

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After a significant increase in recent years, China now boasts a network of 67 panda reserves, which safeguard almost two-thirds of the giant pandas in the wild and just over half of their existing habitat.

But habitat loss and fragmentation remain the gravest threats to the survival of the species.

A large proportion of the panda's habitat has already been lost: logged for timber and fuel wood, or cleared for agriculture and infrastructure to meet the needs of the area's booming population.

The Chinese government banned logging in the panda's habitat in 1998, but new roads and railways are continuing to cut through the region, further fragmenting the forests. This isolates panda populations and prevents them from breeding.

It also leaves them more vulnerable to bamboo die-offs. Bamboo naturally dies off every 40-120 years, depending on the type. In the past, pandas could migrate to new areas in search of food, but nowadays that they are no longer able to ‘follow’ the bamboo.

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A giant panda is much bigger than your teddy bear. ...

Giant pandas are good at climbing trees and can also swim. ...

Pandas go from pink to white and black (or brown). ...

Pandas have so many fans because they look cute. ...

Pandas are "lazy" — eating and sleeping make their day. ...

An adult can eat 12–38 kilos of bamboo per day!

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They have great camouflage for their environment. ...
Their eyes are different to normal bears. ...
Cubs are well protected in their first month. ...
Courageous cubs! ...
A helping hand. ...
They spend a lot of their day eating. ...
Bamboo is critical to their diet. ...
But they do occasionally eat something other than bamboo.

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pandas can live up to 20 years

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type: mammal
colour: black and white
covering: fur
size: weight is 70-100kg   height is 60-90cm    big
number left: 1,864
In which countries can you find the animal: China
habitat: Giant pandas spend their lives eating bamboo and walking around the forest floom .
threat: Giant panda face a number of threats , including from poaching and habit destruction for farming and tourism.

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