Climate Change is severely affecting animals that rely on land and specific food sources. This is true because once an animals land is destroyed it removes their food source as well. For example the Giant Panda's diet revolves around bamboo. Now that climate change is ruining bamboo forests the panda is left with little to no food. This forces them to migrate from their low elevation habitats, to higher elevations like mountains.…
The sesamoid bone of this species resembles that of a red panda which supports taxonomic relationship placing it in the Ailuridae family, the same as the red panda. The Simocyon batelleri fossils suggest that traits such as tree living environments and hyper carnivore diets were present (Glatston, 2010). This trait which is also included in giant pandas, noting they are a different species than that of the red panda, challenge the hypothesis whether the red panda and giant panda are actually related. This is because the presence of the pseudo-thumb found in the Simocyon, is not the only indicator of common ancestry between the two species, but structure of the teeth come into play as well. Fossil evidence shows that the diet of a Simocyon would have a more general carnivorous diet instead of an herbivorous diet that both red and giant pandas have.…
“Tens of thousands of Burmese pythons are estimated to be living in the Everglades, where they…
The otter, red panda, and the harp seal are all adorable baby animals. The otter is a sea animal it's not fluffy it's perky eyes and in small size. The red panda is wild it lives in the forest and it's fluffy it's also small.…
Features: Panda’s have a body shape of bears they also have black fur on their ears, eyes, nose, mouth, legs, arms and shoulders. It also has light brown fur on belly and the rest of the coat is white, Panda also…
It lives for about 8-9 years in the wild, while in captivity, they usually live about 10-25 years. This is because in captivity, they do not have to provide for themselves. They also cannot be hunted, hurt by pollution, or killed by predators. This is why many zoos have river otters. When the zoos breed and release the otters, the otter population starts increasing slightly.…
There?s an estimated 1600 pandas left. While 300 of those pandas live in zoos, mostly in China. The reason for this decline is that pandas in their natural habitat is in forests or in the mountains in Southwestern China are being cut down. They are cutting down the forest because of Chinas population growth. This is pushing the pandas into small isolated areas.…
An average life span of these animals can be about 12 years. We put a bright red color on it…
Scientists have identified certain features that make babies and some animals look cut to us, but these features also enabled the animals. People think pandas are cute because they have a big head, big eyes, and look harmless. Cute cues make it appear that an animal is young and helpless, as well as, it needs to be take care of. People around the world all use cute imagery in their culture. Many times these “cute” factors make us think these animals are just cute when really these factors aid in the animal’s survival.…
The Burmese python can grow up to a length of 23 feet and weigh up to about 200 pounds. In South Florida these astonishingly enormous snakes can be found in parks, backyards, or even a person's house! The Burmese pythons were not brought here by mistake. When the python gets too large, some pet owners will let their python free. Burmese pythons have invaded Florida’s ecosystem in the Everglades.…
My topic is “I believe poachers shouldn’t poach pandas because they are endangered.” China is trying to preserve them but is what they're doing actually helping? Not so much of saving them but of what they’re doing to hurt them. They’re helping the panda but not in the way you think. A question I had was how/where do they get the money to save the pandas?…
They are consumers, creatures that eat other living organisms to survive. Clouded leopards have a symbiotic relationship between fleas, ticks, and other mites that live on or inside of them. They live in Southeast Asia and the Himalayas. They also live in the following countries: Southern China, Bhutan, Nepal, Northeast India, Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, and Bangladesh. They are believed to be extinct in Taiwan, China.…
The rate of poaching of pandas has gone down due to restricted laws and the pandas are much more protected with these laws. If someone gets caught poaching a panda they will get about 10 years in prison. Pandas are very important on this earth because they help with out in the bamboo forest, they will roam around and spread seeds and facilitating growth of…
The giant panda, also known as panda bear is a bear that is native to south central China. The scientific classification of the giant panda is that it originates from the kingdom: Animalia, phylum: Chordata, class: Mammalia, family: Ursidae, genus: Ailuropoda, and species: A. melanoleuca3. The giant panda has been added to the endangered species list in 2007. Conservation needs to be done by humans to prevent damage to the world that humans have caused. Without conservation, our lives will change and it is important to get involved in environmentally friendly habits sooner rather than later.…
They are the top predator in every ecosystem they inhabit. Until the 20th Century there were nine tiger subspecies that probably numbered over 100,000 animals. They included the giant 660-pound, or 300 kilo, Siberian (Panthera tigris altaica) and Caspian (Panthera tigris virgata; now extinct) tigers as well as the relatively small—and now also extinct—200-pound (90 kilo) Balinese tiger. Depending on whether there are any remaining South China tigers—nobody has seen one in years—there are either 5 or 6 tiger subspecies remaining in existence; all are endangered.…