Pandas are black and white bears that live in the mountains of China, where only around 1,000 remain in the wild. They eat a mainly bamboo-based diet and females typically breed every 2-3 years, giving birth to twin cubs though usually only raising one in their den of leaves or hollow tree. Pandas are currently endangered with conservation efforts underway including a pair housed at Adelaide Zoo that were named Wang Wang and Funi.

1. Classification: Pandas are warm
blooded mammals and bears.

2. Appearance: Pandas are black and
white on their legs, hands and arms.
Their tummy is white.

3. Habitat: Pandas live in the mountains of
china. There are only a thousand left in
the wild.

4. Diet : Pandas eat bamboo shoots,
leaves, rats, mushrooms, flowers and
vines.

5. Life Cycle: Female pandas breed every
two or three years. She has her cubs in
a den lined with leaves sometimes in
a hollow tree. They can have twins but
only raise one cub. By the time a panda
cub is one year old, it can look after
itself but will stay with its mother until
it is two or three year old.

6. Conservation Status: Yes they
are endangered and Adelaide zoo
people went to china and there name is
Wang Wang and Funi and Wang Wang
means net net and Funi means luky
girl