100 Facts About Pandas

Pandas are irresistible and people think they know a lot about them. But only the true panda expert knows: -The age of a panda can be determined by measuring the distance between its nipples -In Egyptian hieroglyphics, the panda symbol means "notwithstanding" -Prince's song "Purple Rain" was inspired by the mixed emotions he feels about pandas Smart, funny, and chock-full of panda pictures, 100 Facts About Pandas will astonish and entertain both animal lovers and everyone who laughed their way through The Book of Bunny Suicides and F U, Penguin.

"Discusses giant panda bears, including their physical features, habitat, range, and life cycle"--Provided by publisher.

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A close relative of the giant panda, these dwarfed mammals claim forest habitat as home. Red pandas have an extended wrist bone that acts like a thumb, helping them climb trees where they spend the majority of their time. Climb along with these furry animals in this informational title for beginner readers.

What do you know about pandas?Most people know that the panda snack of choice is bamboo and that they are fond of the odd nap. That the shy and elusive panda bear comes from China, and is perilously close to extinction. And if you paid attention in biology lessons, or regularly watch late night nature programmes, you might know that the panda cub is smaller than a stick of butter when born, or, that they bleat like goats rather than roar like bears...Only a true panda expert, however, would know these startling facts-That the otherwise slow moving Panda can outrun a cheetah when moving backwardsThat panda fur, when woven into a fabric, is bulletproofA panda briefly replaced Ringo Starr in the BeatlesPandas were frequently used as background extras in classic black and white filmsThat all panda cubs or 'cubinetts' as they are called, are born female and will only turn male if given a fright in their first 48 hours.

"Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through grade three, this book introduces giant pandas to young readers through leveled text and related photos"--

There are many reasons why bears are among the most popular exhibits in zoos. These powerful mammals can seem simultaneously adorable and dangerous. This fact-filled volume offers much more knowledge than a bear lover could find in a zoo. Besides valuable scientific information about the eight species of bears remaining in the world, their habitats, life cycles, diet, and more, readers will also find out about species that are now extinct such as Arctodus, a towering bear that measured over 10 feet (3 m) in height! Colorful photographs, illustrations, and diagrams supplement this impressive collection of bear facts.

A Kids Book About Pandas This book about the Giant Panda was written for children from 5 to 12 years of age. Due to the detailed nature of animal life, it is appropriate to be read by an adult to younger children. The Giant Panda is a fascinating creature that has captured the world's heart as it struggles near the brink of extinction. Learn about its unique habitat and find out answers to the following questions: Where are pandas normally found in the wild? How do the panda's eyes differ from other bears? What types of food does the panda eat? Does the panda eat any meat? How nutritious is the food that pandas eat? How many cubs can a mother panda raise at a time? Does the father panda help with raising the cub? Are pandas territorial? How many cubs can a mother panda have in her lifetime? How often can she give birth? How does the panda eat? Why are pandas shaped the way they are? Why are panda heads round? What does the panda spend most of its time doing? What do baby pandas look like when they are first born? How big do pandas get? How heavy do pandas weigh? How long do panda live in the wild and in captivity? Does the Giant Panda belong in the bear family or the raccoon family? Why is the panda on the endangered species list? How is mankind helping to increase the panda's numbers? How does the birth rate affect the number of pandas? Find out the answers to the above questions and much more. This book contains over 40 amazing and descriptive pictures of the beautiful Giant Panda. Download the book now to learn all about the Giant Panda Bear. (book for kids, pandas, panda books, panda bear, giant panda books)