Giant Pandas are endangered in the wild. One of the main reasons that panda populations have declined is habitat destruction. As the human population in China continues to grow, pandas' habitat gets taken over by development, pushing them into smaller and less livable areas. Habitat destruction also leads to food shortages.

Pandas are endangered mainly due to habitat loss. Humans have cleared much of the bamboo forests that pandas need to survive. Because pandas eat only bamboo, they cannot adapt to live outside of those forests the way other animals do, unless the pandas are provided with bamboo.

Female Giant Pandas can birth 2 panda cubs but only 1 cub survives since the female panda bear is only able to take care of one. This is why all the Pandas out there matter since only female pandas can have one panda cub at a time!

Human beings are the reason so few pandas roam the forests of China today. In the past, pandas were hunted for their valuable furs. Poaching has declined in recent years, due to new laws and greater public awareness of conservation efforts.

Yes you read right! We are the reason why these rare pandas of China are endangered. There are only 1, 864 left in the wild! We must save them before they leave our world! We cannot let Panda Bears go extinct!!!! Help sign this petition to save the Giant Pandas!