The document discusses the giant panda, a bear found in western China. It feeds primarily on bamboo in its bamboo forest habitat at high elevations. Giant pandas are endangered due to threats to their bamboo food supply and low reproduction rates. The document provides information on the giant panda's diet, habitat, anatomy, reproduction, reasons for being endangered, and how to help save it.

4. DIET
REPRODUCTION
REASON TO BE
ENDANGERED
AND HOW TO
SAVE IT
GENERAL
INFORMATION
HABITAT
ANATOMY

5. Giant Panda or the
animals that have a
bionic name
Alluropoda
Melanoleuca is the
common name for a
bear found in
provinces of western
China.
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6. Giant Panda live in bamboo
forest at high elevations and
feed primarily on bamboo.
The giant panda lives in a few
mountain ranges in central
China, mainly
in Sichuan province, but also in
the Shaanxii
and Gansu provinces
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7. Giant Pandas Male weight
about 80 kg (about 180 lb)
Giant Pandas Female weight
about 100 kg (about 220 lb)

8. the large, distinctive black
patches around its eyes
over the ears,
White and
black fur
Fat Body

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10. Giant pandas feed almost exclusively an
bamboo, which is not highly nutrious. If
their usual food supply is threatened, giant
pandas may feed an gardens, crops, and
even chickens
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15. That’s all!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
ATTENTION
LET’S SAVE GIANT PANDA