The great pandas is an endangered animal because humans are going on there land and killing there main source of food Humans take over there lands and build houses on it. Bamboos take a long time to grow. Bamboo is 99% of a panda’s diet. Humans also hunt and set traps for panda. Pandas also have a very short breeding season because most of the time they like to stay by themselves. Also pandas only have about one or two babies each birth and it is so hard to take care of them the mom must leave a baby behind.

The endangerment of pandas affect us, humans by:
Our future generations, will not be able to see the pandas face. So, no one will remember it.
The endangerment of pandas affect other animals by:
Pandas are part of a food chain. So if pandas die it will disrupt the function of this food chain.
Scientists conclude pandas began more than 600,000 years ago. The giant pandas’ population started to increase its range northward into the Qinling Mountains, approximately 600,000 to 750,000 years ago. Life was good for the pandas. However, when the Ice Age began 18,000 years ago, life turned worse for the giant pandas.

The endangerment of pandas affect us, humans by:
Our future generations, will not be able to see the pandas face. So, no one will remember it.
The endangerment of pandas affect other animals by:
Pandas are part of a food chain. So if pandas die it will disrupt the function of this food chain.