You know the pandas are one of the unfortunate endangered animals out there right? There are a little less then 2,000 pandas that still live in the wild, and about 200 that live in zoos. They are one of the world's rarest mammals.
Every single newborn panda is important. After the pandas grow older, some might be released into the wild again to rebuild the population of pandas China had before.
Breeding pandas are not exactly the funniest job either. A grown, female panda can only produce a baby panda once every two years. In the wild, a grown female panda can only produce five to eight baby pandas a lifetime.
Scientists are studying the pandas in zoos to find a way to improve odds for baby pandas to survive in the wild.
Giant pandas can live anywhere in China, as long they have the bamboos to eat, but the bamboos have been dissapearing ever sine people have been moving to the valleys and began to farm lands.
Scientists, zoo workers, Chinese government, and etc have been working on a way to save bamboos, the one hope that might save the pandas from extinction.
CITIED WORK
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