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中国的大熊猫

中国的大熊猫. 周雪睿. 大熊猫. Why are Pandas endangered species? The biggest issue is that there is not enough food to support all panda population. 大熊猫. 大熊猫天天吃什么？ 一天要吃多少？ 它们是不是只吃竹子？. 大熊猫. How does China continue to help Panda bears populate? How many pandas are living right now?.

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中国的大熊猫

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  1. 中国的大熊猫 周雪睿

  2. 大熊猫 • Why are Pandas endangered species? • The biggest issue is that there is not enough food to support all panda population.

  3. 大熊猫 • 大熊猫天天吃什么？ • 一天要吃多少？ • 它们是不是只吃竹子？

  4. 大熊猫 • How does China continue to help Panda bears populate? • How many pandas are living right now?

  5. Picture of a newborn Panda bear

  6. Facts about Panda Babies • Average weight 3.5-4 oz. (at birth) • Babies stay with their Mothers for 1-3 years after born. • They don’t open their eyes until 6-8 weeks old.

  7. Threats • Only 1000 live in the wild, the rst are breeded in zooz and shelters. • Why are they dying?

  8. Facts about Adults • 12 hours of the day are spent eating • 4-5 feet long • Live between 18-25 years in the wild • Most active at night • Females can climb trees

  9. Territory • Pandas are solitary animals (like to be alone) • 2-28 individuals in a group

  10. Comunication • Pandas communicate by: Scratching trees Leaving scent to attract others ·Each Panda has a unique scent

  11. Hope you enjoyed my Power Point!

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