The giant panda is listed as endangered in the World ... There are about 1,000 left in the wild. About 140 pandas live in zoos and breeding centers around the world, mostly in China.

One of the known enemies of the giant panda is the snow leopard, which may seize a baby panda that has wondered away from it's mother or a pack of wild dogs may also capture a wondering cub.

Whatever comes next in this bear’s conservation may decide whether the giant panda becomes a relic behind bars or roams free in the wild. Is a panda cub fooled by a panda suit? That’s the hope ...

The U.S. government's human resources agency is rushing to shut down and drastically shrink entire departments in what sources say will serve as a template for a second wave of mass layoffs in the ...

From a biological perspective, giant pandas face several inherent reproductive challenges. First and foremost is the female panda’s extremely brief estrus period, which occurs only once a year ...

The Global Panda Partners 2024 conference is "a scientific ... TASS/. The number of wild giant pandas has climbed to nearly 1,900, while the global captive population of giant pandas has increased ...

However, the plot thickens as the red panda was first discovered in 1825, while the giant panda was discovered much later in 1869, acquiring the name ‘panda’ as both species share similar feeding ...

"We have established a Giant Panda National Park natural education alliance, as well as two main natural education schools ...

Frances Nguyen, a longtime panda fanatic who runs the ... Money spent to preserve the bears' wild habitats also benefits other species. Giant pandas live in the Sichuan, Yunnan, Nan Mountains ...

Zoo Atlanta has filed plans to renovate its giant panda habitat “in hopeful anticipation” of bringing the endearing bears ...

HONG KONG -- Hong Kong is embracing panda fever recently. From pop-up exhibitions and drone shows to snacks, the city is celebrating giant pandas in creative ways. Hong Kong's Ocean Park ...

The ultimate goal, researchers say, is to help the bears return to the wild and survive, and a larger captive-bred panda population is the foundation for that effort. The first giant pandas sent ...