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Getting To Know The Panda Bear

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By Author: Deborah Smith
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We all have seen what a panda Bear. There are various TV shows that describe the Panda, either in cartoons, or documentary. The panda Bears is among the favorite bear species, well loved by children and a favorite by toy companies. Even photographers, zoologists, along with hunters, want to get a glimpse of this beautiful creature. The bear was initially discovered in the west part of China more than a century has passed, and during the discovery, many have been fascinated about its nature and appearance.

The Ailuropod melanoleuca or commonly called Giant Panda can also be known as the black and white cat food which belongs to the mammalian group of the Ursidae family. Panda Bear Facts are the only species of bear that truly belongs to the Ursidae family and the only living representative of Ailuropoda class. Blood tests and other genetic examination concluded that they are genetically close to the family of raccoon as well thus the color of black and white.

The panda Bear are only found in limited areas of China and is the insignia for WWF (World Wildlife Fund), and is considered to be one of the most protected ...
... species of animals worldwide.

Just as with other speices, panda Bears can be really heavy that they could weigh from 75kg-130kg and can grow up to 120-190cm. They can effectively climb trees and hills. Although it is often believed that bamboos is the only food supply of panda, it is often untrue where in it zoologists found animal bones that is found in the digestive tract of dead panda bears. They can also eat small animals such as birds. Though they're cuddly and cute to check out, they can be a dangerous creature when provoked.

Panda Bears like every bears love its lonely existence except when breeding and nurturing mothers. The special panda bear markings leave many bewildered and for this, many theories have been created. One theory says that the black and white markings are created during winter to act as a disguise.

Now, the panda population has increased from 200 to many as thousands. Humans are the main reason why they are endangered. Bear trading and bear poaching are still illegal acts and it is crucial to help save the number of pandas so future generations could have the privilege to understand such wonderful creature.

For more details on Panda Bear Habitat please check out website Bear.

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