The quake buried much of the giant pandas’ bamboo under tons and tons of rock and mud. In the 1940s, the Chinese government began conservation efforts to protect pandas. In 1963 the first panda reserve was established in southern China. Pandas were classified as an endangered species in the 1980s.
Red pandas live in remote mountainous areas of the Himalayas in dense forest and bamboo thickets. The forests have a dense under story of bamboo and small trees. Red panda habitat temperatures usually fall between 10 – 25 degrees centigrade. Red pandas also inhibit elevation ranges from 6,000 – 12,000 feet. Red Panda Diet Pandas poop a lot—as much as 50 times a day. That’s one of the ways biologists look for pandas in their natural habitat—by finding their poop. Well, the scientific term is much nicer: it’s called “scat.” Giant pandas have unusually thick and heavy bones for their size, but they are also very flexible and like to do somersaults. That wombats poop cubes. It has something to do with their intestines being really good at removing water and compacting waste and it comes out in cubes. Report

Perhaps because much of their time is spent eating, giant pandas are not very social animals. They live solitary lives, using their sense of smell to avoid each other’s territory. They only seek out other pandas in spring for mating season. Female pandas are pregnant for five months before giving birth to a tiny cub about 1/800 of their size.

After day five, the average breastfed newborn will have about five dirty diapers a day, though anywhere around several per day is usually normal. By 6 weeks old, breastfed babies' poop patterns may start to change, and you may notice your baby skipping a day (or two or even three) between bowel movements. Or not.
Size: up to 0.75 meter tall, 1.5 meters long (2.5 feet tall, 5 feet long) Weight: up to 150 kilograms (330 pounds) Life span: 15 to 20 years in the wild (up to 30 years in captivity) Reproduction: one cub per 2 years; mating occurs in spring and a cub is born in late summer. Also see 13 Interesting Facts on Giant Pandas.
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