Now for the cause of that, Giant Pandas may be become a rar

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What Will
The Giant Pandas
Next Step Be?
By Mignon14
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The Almost Unliving

• Pandas are very interesting animals and it is
  wrong to kill pandas for their fur, and land, and
  there are only 1,000 Giant Pandas left in the
  whole world! In the future they can be rare.

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A Giant Panda

• A Giant Panda is a mammal. Giant Pandas live in
  China. Pandas have a habitat loss to increasing
  human popularities.

Oh really I didn't know that!
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Whats On The Menu?

• Giant Pandas eat
• bamboo
• flowers
• vines
• tufted grass
• green corn
• honey and
• rodents

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What Is The Giant Pandas Habitat?

• Giant Pandas live in thick bamboo forests at
  8,500 to 11,500 feet elevation. But Pandas never
  have a permanent home.

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Why Are Giant Pandas Endangered

• They are endangered because people kill them for
  their fur, and they kill them for their land. Now
  for the cause of that, Giant Pandas may be become
  a rare animal and, or an extinct animal because
  their is so little of them in the whole world!

A little help!
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The Giant Panda's Description

• Pandas are famous for their black and white
  markings.. Good tree climbers can also swim away
  from their predators. Pandas have large wrist
  bones to grab objects like bamboo.

Is that why people are killing Pandas?
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Panda Facts

• A Giant Panda may consume 12-38 kg. of bamboo a
  day to meet its energy requirement. Pandas do not
  have permanent homes. Adult Pandas are generally
  living in bamboo forests for 7 million years.
  Adult Giant Pandas communicate by sent, marks,
  and occasionally meetings! They live longer in
  zoos (captivity) than the wild.

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Bibliography

• http//www.Kidsplanet.org
• For Animal Description,
• food and interesting facts
• http//www.nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/GiantPand
  as/Pandafacts/default.cfm
• For Location and other Facts
• http//www.www.Panda.org/about_wwf/what_we_do
  /species/our-solutions/endangered_species/giant-Pa
  nda/index.cfm
• For Habitat
• http//thewildones.org/animals/panda.html
• For Why endangered