2.  Scientific name: Ailuropoda melanoleuca  Kingdom: Animalia  Phylum: Chordata  Class: Mammalia  Order: Carnivora  Family: Ursidae  Genus: Ailuropoda  Species: Ailuropoda melanoleuca

3. Male Female Weight: up to 250 Lbs. Rarely reach 220 Lbs. Appearance: They both are like a black and white bear.

5. All giant pandas live in mountainous ranges and some valleys in china.

6.  The ICUN red list said that the Giant Panda is endangered and is decreasing.

7.  The panda courtship and mating period are seasonal. During this period they become more vocal. They will sometimes if there restless, put there cent on trees and the ground. 2-5 males may compete for a single female. A female usually gives birth to 1-2 young. If she gives birth to 2 then one will usually dies.

8.  Young pandas usually leave there parents at about 18 months. The mother is the only one who cares for there young.

9.  In the wild the pandas have few predators except for humans. Baby pandas can be attacked by leopards. When its 2 it will probably not be attacked. In the wild the panda lives until 14 but in captivity they never live to exceed 30 years old.

10.  The panda does not change its attitude and the panda moves when it gets to cold or to hot where it is.

11.  Their diet is Bamboo which we all know. Pandas actually eat 14 hours a day. 12 hours is spent gathering. The other 2 hours are spent travelling.

12.  Pandas don’t really have any predators except for when they are babies but the only predator is humans.

13.  The panda does not really hurt human it is actually nice unless your going after her cub but other than that there pretty mellow.

14.  There's less than 1000 left in the world.  Scientists want to try to increase them to 5000 by 2025.  There as big as a stick of butter when born.  Giant pandas may be fat but are good climbers.  Pandas are actually really playful.

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