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This document provides an overview of pandas, including what they are, their diet, habitats, reproduction, young, parts, predators, and some facts. Pandas are black and white bears found in central and western China that eat bamboo and are in danger of extinction. They spend most of their day eating bamboo but will also eat other plants. Pandas have low reproduction rates and give birth to small, blind cubs. Their habitats are mountain forests with bamboo but these are becoming reduced.
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- 1. By: Wu Qi Ling (4/12) (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
- 2. What are Pandas? Diet of a panda Problems with a Bamboo diet Distributions/ Habitats What I will be sharing... Reproduction of pandas Baby Pandas Parts of a panda Predators of Pandas Facts Some Pictures A Video
- 3. What are Pandas? Pandas Black and White Chinese bears Verge of extinction Cuddly looking Big head Heavy body Rounded ears Short tail Female: sows/ she- bear Male: boars/ he- bear Young: cubs
- 4. Diet of a Panda Arrow bamboos Umbrella bamboos Spent 16 hr eating
- 5. Sometimes, they eat... Flowers Vines Tufted grasses Green corn Honey
- 6. 1.µþ²¹³¾²ú´Ç´Ç²õ¡ as a result Grow in a few places only limit range of pandas 2. With greatly reduced bamboo forest, leads to period starvation of pandas I¡¯ve got no food! I¡¯m hungry!! Only 1000-1500 of us left! Problems with a bamboo diet
- 7. Distrubution Mountain ranges in central and western China Sichuan Shaanxi Gansu Habitat Cool, wet, cloudy mountain forest (with bamboos) Mixed evergreen forests
- 8. Reproduction of Pandas Slow reproductive rate Mate in spring Calls and odors 95-160 days after mating Cubs in dens One or two but usually only one survives Can live up to around 35 Adult panda Baby panda
- 9. Baby Pandas Small, white, blind, furless, and helpless at birth Weigh 85-140g (lighter than apple) Coats¡¯ colour take on adults after a month Eyes open at 6-7 weeks Follow mother 3 months Eat bamboo starting from 6th months
- 10. Parts of Panda
- 11. Predators of Pandas Humans Greatest enemy Hunt for pelts (skin) to make coats Leopards Kill Cubs Leopard alert here! Oh my, Human alert! Just Fantastic! How am I going to escape when I¡¯m pregnant?
- 12. Some Facts Breeding attempts in zoos often fail because the pandas do not like each other. Introduction of a more compatible mate has been successful on some occasions. Weight: 220 to 330 pounds (100 to 150 kilograms), with males about 10 percent larger than females Giant pandas are technically carnivores (eat rodents and fish), but they have adapted to live mostly on bamboo. Giant pandas have unusually thick and heavy bones for their size, but they are also very flexible and like to do somersaults!
- 13. Some Pictures Mei Lan and her mother
- 14. Video
- 15. Q&A Time
- 16. Source http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/mammals/pandas http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-giant_panda.htm Another website that might interest you! http://www.nationalgeographic.com/kids/creature_feature/0011/pandas.html
- 17. Thank you for your kind attention!