User talk:Allena123456789

`Pandas

Have you ever seen a live Giant Panda? Few of us have, and, unless recent efforts to save this beautiful animal from extinction succeed, even fewer people in future generations will ever lay eyes on one, because Giant Pandas are among the most seriously endangered species alive today. Until recently, Giant Pandas were disappearing at an alarming rate. As human populations expand, bamboo forests, the Giant Panda's natural habitat shrinks. Combined with logging and the natural dying out of bamboo forests, pandas are forced to seek new areas of bamboo,but many fail and end up dying of starvation instead.

Giant Pandas usually do not reach maturity for 4 to 8 years and are solitary animals that only seek out the company of other Pandas during the breeding season. This, combined with the fact that female pandas are only fertile for a few days each year make the chances of a pregnancy occuring unlikely in any particular year. When a panda cub is born, it weighs only about 8 ounces and is so fragile, it often does not survive. theas are the laws:

1, Laws enacted declarings off-limits to hunting, logging, and other commercial development. Some areas were designated as panda reserves. most pepple like me love pandas if you do stand up and figh and STOP THE disaperinces of pandas and dont let them dye and save them frome going away for ever and wen thay are gone thay are gone and no more of thes cute babbys.

the giant panda was known as "mottled bear"