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What type of animal is a panda and where did it originate?

• A species of bear from Central China.

• A species of cat from East Asia.

• A species of dog from North America.

• A species of primate from South America.

What are the most distinguishable features of a panda?

• Their long tails and sharp claws.

• Their black and white body patterns and black fur around their eyes.

• Their large ears and striped fur.

• Their ability to stand on two feet and their diet.

What is the main diet of a panda?

• Fish and rodents.

• Wild tubers and honey.

• Bamboo.

• Oranges and bananas.

Although they can stand on two ​ (a)   , but most of the time they are just like any other ​ (b)   who walk on both ​ (c)   and ​ (d)   .

• feet
• hands
• legs
• bears
• panda

They have five ​ (a)   and a ​ (b)   on their ​ (c)   .

• fingers
• thumb
• paws

How do pandas use their paws to hold bamboo while eating?

• They use their sharp claws.

• They use their five fingers and a modified bone that acts as a thumb.

• They use their strong wrists.

• They use their long fingers.

What is the typical lifespan of a panda in the wild and in captivity?

• Up to 10 years in the wild, 15 years in captivity.

• Up to 20 years in the wild, about 30 years in captivity.

• Up to 5 years in the wild, 10 years in captivity.

• Up to 25 years in the wild, 35 years in captivity.

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