Panda Bear Oscar, Alexandra, Judith and Elisabeth live in small, remote bamboo forests in mountainous areas of west-central China and high mountain forests and bamboo thickets in China, Myanmar, Nepal, and part of India. They eat a daily diet of 12 to 38 kg of bamboo. The giant panda grows up to 1.5 meters tall, weighs around 100 kilograms, and has distinctive black and white fur markings. The number of giant pandas has declined significantly due to illegal hunting and loss of their forest habitat.

1. Panda Bear Oscar, Alexandra, Judith and Elisabeth

2. The giant panda now is found only in small, remote bamboo forests, primarily in the mountainous areas of west-central China. The lesser panda is found in China, Myanmar, Nepal, and part of India. It lives in high mountain forests and bamboo thickets. Habitat

3. This is a bamboo forest Habitat

4. Diet A daily menu of 12 to 38 kg of bamboo

5. Physical apparence The giant panda usually grows to 1.5 metres (5 feet). It weighs about 100 kilograms (220 pounds). It has creamy white fur marked with a black band across the shoulders and forelegs. It has black blobs on its ears and around its eyes. Its hind legs are also black .

6. Are Panda in danger? The number of giant pandas has been reduced drastically, however, because of illegal hunting and the destruction of the forests in which they live.