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Panda Bears in Peril
Submitted by WildlifeNews on Thu, 10/09/2008 - 16:04.
Panda Bears are the cutest and most loveable animals to enjoy in the wild. Why then are they endangered?
China forms one of the largest area where Panda Bears have lived centuries, but now with approximately only 300 remaining in the wild serious attention has to be given to the situation. The real problems lie in the destruction of their natural habitat by man to make way for the ever growing chinese population as well as some inate characteristics of these animals.
The Panda Bear only reproduce 5 to 8 cubs in their lifetime with only 1 cub being born by a female panda bear every 3 years (approximately). Also the females only are able to conceive within a 72 hour period. In some cases, males that fight over the female are even then rejected by her.
More to come in my next post.
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