Pandas are found in parts of China and Vietnam. They eat bamboo and weigh between 165-353 pounds. Pandas breed once a year from March to May and females give birth to 1-2 cubs from August to September. While they don't hibernate, pandas communicate through vocalization and scent marking.

1. Montana Kearns
Period 2

2. Links
 Scientific Name
 Range and Habitat
 Diet
 Physical Description
 Breeding Info
 Special Behaviors
 Weird Info
 Video
 Conclusion

3. Scientific Name
 “Ailuropoda melanoleuca”.
 This means "black and white cat-footed
animal”.

4. Range and Habitat
 Pandas are found in South and East
China
 Parts of Northern Vietnam.

5. Diet
 They eat the stems and leaves of
Bamboo.
 Their second choices are flowers, vines,
mushroom, grass, fish, and small
rodents.

6. Physical Description
 Pandas are about the size of the
American Black Bear.
 An adult panda is about 4 - 5 feet long
and weighs about 165 to 353 pounds.
 Pandas are mostly with white with black
across their shoulders; on their arms,
legs, and ears; and around their eyes.

7. Breeding Info
 Pandas breed once a year.
 Mating season is from March to May
and individual females are in heat from 2
to 7 days.
 Young are born from August to
September.
 Female pandas deliver 1 to 2 cubs in a
rock cavity or hollow tree.

8. Special Behaviors
 Pandas do not hibernate.
 They can climb trees and swim.
 Pandas communicate through
vocalization and scent marking.
 Pandas do not establish permanent
dens.

9. Weird Info
 Pandas always sit or lay while they eat.
 Pandas rely on spatial memory, not
visual memory.

10. Video
 Panda Video

11. Conclusion
 Pandas are may look like cute teddy
bears on the outside, but on the inside,
there is a lot to them.
 They are mostly in China, eat bamboo,
and are black and white all over.
 They always sit or lay down while they
eat.