How do pandas reproduce? How many pandas are there in China now?

The panda is a national treasure of China, and it has lived on this earth for 8 million years. The panda is a national first-class protected animal, and after investigation, there are less than 1,600 wild giant pandas in the world, and the number of giant pandas in captivity in the country is about 333. Giant pandas started out eating meat, but after evolution, 99% of the panda's diet is bamboo.

The panda's teeth and digestive tract have remained intact, and he is classified as carnivores. <>

The average lifespan of giant pandas in the wild is around 18-20 years, and the lifespan of pandas in captivity reaches 30 years. Pandas are endemic to China, and their main habitats are in the mountainous areas of Sichuan, Shaanxi, Gansu, and other parts of China. In China, there are 1,596 adult giant pandas in the wild, according to the State Forestry Administration**, the number of wild giant pandas was 1,100 before, and then gradually increased to 1,596.

Pandas are only available in China, and their numbers have not increased much, and now the country has more panda protection bases, and some panda babies are not fully developed and are born prematurely, so the panda breeding and survival rate are very low. <>

Pandas are rare animals and are known as China's national treasures. According to scientific statistics, 78% of female giant pandas are infertile, and male giant pandas are 90% sterile, so this also brings more difficulties to giant panda breeding. Giant pandas live in high mountains, deep valleys and dense forests, living a leisurely life.

After it grows to a certain stage, it will be distributed and reborn. When it comes to breeding season, they are attracted to each other. Singing love songs in the dense forest is also a phenomenon of courtship.

Pandas are multi-male competition system, and the number of litters born in a panda's life is very small, because panda cubs are not easy to survive. Pandas are declining in their ability to reproduce, and if they are not managed well, their numbers are decreasing day by day. Pandas especially like to eat bamboo and love to drink water, and most of the pandas' homes are set up near the flowing water area, so that pandas can drink from the spring anytime and anywhere.

Pandas have a docile temperament and generally do not take the initiative to attack others or other animals. When you hear something unusual, you will immediately run away.

Pandas are generally attracted by smell, and then breed cubs, and then breed to 1 or 2 at a time, and now compared to before, there are many more pandas in China, so far, there are 2286 and it is believed that there will be more in the future.

The giant panda is a mammal, and its mode of reproduction is viviparous lactation.

Pandas generally have the ability to reproduce after the age of three, and pandas can give birth to about 10 to 15 panda cubs in their lifetime, because some pandas may give birth to one litter, and some may have two, and their fertility is generally within 10 years.

Pandas have the ability to reproduce at the age of four, and then pandas will have a maximum of five litters in their lifetime, about ten red pandas. But for a variety of reasons, the chances of the panda surviving are low.

Pandas generally enter the mature stage after the age of 4 and have the ability to reproduce; Pandas generally give birth to five to six cubs.