The document summarizes information about giant pandas, including their physical characteristics, habitat, diet, behavior, threats facing their populations, conservation efforts, and reproductive traits. Giant pandas are black and white bears that live in bamboo forests in certain mountainous regions of China. They can grow up to 1.5 meters long and weigh over 100 kilograms. While 99% of their diet is bamboo, they may also eat other plants, small animals, birds, and carrion. Their populations are threatened by habitat loss and poaching, and conservation focuses on artificial insemination to increase birth rates in the wild population of around 1590 individuals.

2. In a few mountain regions
with bamboo forests

3. Marking
Black – and – white
coat (black patches
around the eyes, over
the ears and across
the round body)

4. The measurements
• 1.5 meters (5 ft) long
and around
75 centimeters
(2 ft 6 in) tall at the
shoulders.
• Males -150 kilograms
• Females (generally
10–20% smaller than
males) -125 kilograms

5. Food habits
• 99% of bamboo
• grasses, wild tubers, birds, rodents, carrion
• honey, eggs, fish, shrub leaves, oranges,
bananas

6. A “bamboo consumer”

8. Behaviour
• Activity at night and in
twilight
• Live alone
• No permanent dens
• Climb perfectly

9. Reasons for extinction:
• Habitat loss
• Poaching
• Low birthrate

10. The price for killing a panda
Panda’s fur is very costly
is a death penalty

11. The number of the
Giant Pandas =
1590 in the wild
239 in captivity

12. Conservation
The main method – artificial insemination

13. Reproductive age –
until 20
Gestation period = 95-
160 days

14. The cubs are incredibly small = 90-
30 g

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