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A mother Panda Bear will usually only give birth to one cub at a time. If more than one is born, she will pick the stronger of the two to feed. This is because the mother will not produce enough milk too raise more than one at a time. The cub will feel off the mother for 18 months. It can eat small amounts of bamboo at six months, but not enough for it to be the cub's primary food source. When old enough, the mother will play and romp around with it's cub. The father plays no part in raising it's young.
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∙ 9y agoFemale pandas provide for their cubs by giving them milk. When a panda is eighteen months they will leave the care of their mothers.
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Do pandas take care of of their babies or leave them on their own?
Pandas do take care of their young.
What happens when giant pandas are born?
The mothers take care of them
Do giant pandas keep all their babies?
Giant pandas only have one cub at a time, so they always take care of the cub as best they can (excepting the rare circumstance where they abandon their young, which can happen in many species of animal).
Why are giant pandas engangered?
There are many reasons why they are being endangered. One: Their habitat is decreasing by the population of China. Also the bamboo they eat is endangered because of the human pressure (atmosphere). Two: Humans are killing them, which is called poaching. It is illegal in China, but they are still doing it. Three: Giant Pandas are having a hard time with the breeding situation. Giant pandas have usually 2 babies each pregnancy, but the mother can only take care of one, so the other usually dies. Also Giant pandas are having a hard time getting pregnant, so they have these reserves to help with that. One of them is called Wolong Nature Reserve.
How do zebras take care of their babies?
They take care of their babies like horses do!
How does a giant panda protect its young?
it doesn't. once it is old enough to leave the house, it is on its own.Baby giant pandas are extremely vulnerable to being carried away by birds, leopards, and other predators; therefore, giant panda mothers are very protective of their young. Mothers carry their babies around with them everywhere, and baby pandas stay with their mothers until they are three years old. (Sometimes they even continue living with their families after that time, but by that age, they are able to take care of themselves.)
Do minks take care of there babies?
Yes. All mammals take care of their babies.
How do people from France take care of babies?
The way Americans take care of babies!
What survival skills do pandas have?
The survival skills for the panda is they eat bamboo and also hang out with their babies. They also have to take care of their cubs!
How do sloths take care of their babies?
Do sloths take care of their babies
How can humans stop giant pandas from becoming extinct?
don't kill them take care of them and take them where they will be loved and cared for and don't let them out until there is a lot
How much does a giant pandas tail weigh?
Roughly 2 pounds give or take
