Giant Pandas: Life Cycle
When giant pandas are born, they are pink and little bigger than a stick of butter. After a while, they begin to have gray fur which then turns black and white. The babies start eating bamboo after 6 months. When a female bear is 6, it can have cubs. Their lifespan is about 30 years. They might get killed by humans and other predators like leopards and jackals. (https://thecoolgiantpanda.weebly.com/life-cycle.html)
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Giant Pandas: Eating Habits
A giant panda diet is almost entirely bamboo stalks, roots, and shoots. Per day, giant pandas eat 25 to 40 pounds. A giant panda is registered as a carnivore. Giant pandas will eat small animals, such as rodents and fish when available. They also eat birds. A lot of their water source comes from mountain streams.
(https://animalsadda.com/giant-panda-facts-diet-habitat-behaviour-breeding-pictures-characteristics/)
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Facts about Giant Pandas
A recent study using DNA shows that there are about 3,000 giant pandas left in the wild. They are found in thick bamboo forests high in the mountains of Central China. Giant pandas are omnivores. 99 percent of their diet comes from bamboo. Giant pandas occasionally eat fish and small animals. A giant panda can weigh 300 pounds and be as big as a black bear. (https://www.reference.com/pets-animals/much-giant-pandas-weigh-1b0a0cd571ab474b) (https://www.wonderopolis.org/wonder/why-are-pandas-rare) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_panda)
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