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GIANT PANDA

By :1) Nurul a’ilda m2) SITHA LULU N

OUR TEACHER

Mei Jumianto S.Pd Sa’diyah S.Pd

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DIET

REPRODUCTION

REASON TO BE ENDANGERED AND HOW TO

SAVE IT

GENERAL INFORMATION

HABITAT

ANATOMY

General Information

Giant Panda or the animals that

have a bionic name Alluropoda Melanoleuca is

the common name for a bear

found in provinces of

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DEFINITION

PANDA’S HABITAT

Giant Panda live in bamboo forest at high elevations and feed primarily on bamboo.

The giant panda lives in a few mountain ranges in central

China, mainly in Sichuan province, but also in

the Shaanxii and Gansu provinces

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ANATOMY

Giant Pandas Male weight about 80 kg

(about 180 lb)

Giant Pandas Female weight about 100 kg

(about 220 lb)

Giant panda tall about 150cm.

the large, distinctive black patches around its eyes

over the ears,

White and black fur

Fat Body

GIANT PANDA HAVE

Tail

Unique physical features:

•Broad, flat molar teethEnlarged wrist bone that functions as an opposable thumb•Both of these physical attributes help the panda to hold, crush and eat bamboo.

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Special Characteristic

DIET

Giant pandas feed almost exclusively an bamboo, which is not highly nutrious. If their usual food supply is threatened, giant pandas may feed an gardens,

crops, and even chickens

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REPRODUCTION

Breeding takes place from march to may, and the young are bron three to six

months later weighing only 85 to 140 g (3 to 5 oz). Two cubs may be born, but only

one survives.

Giant panda babies Giant panda cubs

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REASON TO BE ENDANGERED

Did you know? The reason giant

panda to be endangered?

The reason giant panda to be endagered is :1. Habitat loss and poaching2. Conversion of forests to agricultural areas3. large-scale developmen

Giant panda also can attack human

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