Panda Bears Research Paper

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Panda bears are a beautiful species but it won't be a species for long if we don't help them, They are in extreme danger of extinction. Panda bears are in the edge of extinction because their habitats are destroyed by humans, some are killed by poachers, and they have a hard time surviving in reproduction. To illustrate, Why are Panda bears in extinction why can't they be like dogs that you can see them everywhere.Pandas habitats are mostly destroyed by humans, when they destroy their habitats they also destroy their bamboos and that leads to Pandas not having enough food to survive.Humans destroy Panda bears habitat by extracting minerals and that leads to Pandas not eating enough minerals on their food.They also destroy the forests to construct buildings ,destroying their habitats.The constructers also build roads or avenues for the buildings but they don't think about the animals that live their like Pandas. Humans by accident …show more content…
Pandas also are very solitary animals making it hard to reproduce. Must of males are born without wanting to have babies.They live in captivity and these spaces are usually very few or even. a single animal. Panda bears are in extinction mostly because of humans, we should try to help them out Must people try to help them out , but on the other hand some people say they are just ugly, fat and not helpful but they have no prove to say that but now that you read you can tell they didn’t do anything wrong to receive extinction there is no denying that Panda bears are extinction because their reproduction, poachers killing them and humans destroying their habitats.Let's not take the risk of causing total

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