Credit: U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Giant Panda /photo by Gary M. Stolz
By:Ryan K
The scientific name is Aliuropoda melanoleura.
The Giant Panda eats mainly bamboo but it is difficult to digest so it can eat for 10 to 12 hours a day.
It's natural habitat is western China.
They can only give birth to one or to yung at a time.
The average Giant Panda's body length is about six feet.
A big threat is paching but there are laws against it.
The Giant Panda and the Red Panda are alot alike but the Giant Panda has working thumbs.
It reproduces between Janurary and Feburary,there are laws protecting it during its breeding time.
There are only 100 Giant panda's left in china!
Credit: U.
S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Giant Panda /photo by Gary M.
Stolz
| Kingdom | Animalia |
| Pyhlum | Chordata |
| Class | Mammalia |
| Order | Carnivore |
| Family | Ursidae |
| Genus | Aliuroroda |
| species | melanoleura |
The giant panada larger much cooler versions of youreverdayzoo panada.It ismostly back with some white on its face.The giant panada needsto be saved by the humans decades and now is on the verge of,extiction.
We need to start protecting them as if they were our pesident becouse if the giant panda slips the whole entire us econmy will crash and we'll have the second depression.The core of our econmy is based on zoo sale tickets,and if there is no giant panda do you think anyone wants to go to the zoo ,NO!We need to take a stand now!
We need to start protecting them as if they were our presdient becouse if the giant panada slips the whole entire U.S. econmy will crash and we'll have the seconddepression!The raw core of our econmy is based on zoo sale tickets,if there are no ginat panda,do you think someone wantsto goto the zoo,theanswer is no! we need to take a stand
The giant panda isn't just your ordinary ol' panda were talking the Ginat Panda,it representswestern china.It is part of the animal kingdom,and no part of this chain should be messed with.They are simple delicate creatures and do no harm to anyone.They only can have one or two babies at a time so repopulating would be very difficult.So please save the giant panda before its to late.
Bibliograghpy
Nagel, Rob. "Giant Panda,." Endangered Species, 1:134-135. Detroit: Thomas L. Romig, 2005.
Giant Panda. Online Image. 27 Janurary 2005 accessed. <http://images.fws.gov/>.
Updated:Feburary,1,2005