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Pandas are endangered with only 1600 remaining in the wild due to habitat destruction and other threats. Captive breeding programs are important to help increase the population. The document discusses pandas' natural habitat in Chinese forests and mountains, daily activities, threats they face, and reviews a recreation area for pandas with recommendations to improve interactions and add more trees for climbing.
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