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The document discusses the red panda, an endangered species native to eastern Himalayas and southwestern China. Red pandas have reddish-brown fur and feed almost exclusively (98%) on bamboo. Their population has declined 40% in the past two decades, with fewer than 10,000 remaining due to habitat loss, degradation, and poaching. Their extinction could negatively impact other species that prey on them and the bamboo ecosystem.

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The document discusses the red panda, an endangered species native to eastern Himalayas and southwestern China. Red pandas have reddish-brown fur and feed almost exclusively (98%) on bamboo. Their population has declined 40% in the past two decades, with fewer than 10,000 remaining due to habitat loss, degradation, and poaching. Their extinction could negatively impact other species that prey on them and the bamboo ecosystem.

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The document discusses the red panda, an endangered species native to eastern Himalayas and southwestern China. Red pandas have reddish-brown fur and feed almost exclusively (98%) on bamboo. Their population has declined 40% in the past two decades, with fewer than 10,000 remaining due to habitat loss, degradation, and poaching. Their extinction could negatively impact other species that prey on them and the bamboo ecosystem.

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ENDANGERED

ANIMALS

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TODAYS TOPIC
in todays demo lesson i will
show you guys about red
pandas,facts about red
pandas and why they are
endangered!

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ABOUT RED PANDAS
Red pandas
The red panda, also known as the lesser panda, is a
small mammal native to the eastern Himalayas ,
southwestern China and Nepal. It has dense reddish-
brown fur with a black belly and legs, white-lined ears,
a mostly white muzzle and a ringed tail.

red pandas diet


Did you know that a red panda's diet consist of
98% bamboo? The other 2% of the red panda's
diet consist of insects,small lizards andbird eggs
making a red panda a predator!

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WHY RED PANDAS SPECIFIED AS
ENDANGERED ANIMALS?

Red pandas primary threats are habitat loss and


degradation, human interference and poaching.
Researchers believe that the total population of red
pandas has declined by 40 percent over the past two
decades. Scientist has stated that there are less than
10.000 red pandas left on earth.

what will happen if red


pandas do extinct?
Their extinction would affect the survival of the
predators that rely on them for their survival.
Furthermore, Red pandas keep bamboos in control by
feeding on them. If they get extinct, the bamboo
plants can grow out of control, affecting the growth of
other plants in the forest.

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GAMES!! CLICK HERE!

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THANK'S
FOR LISTENING

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