Incredible Trivia Facts About Giant Pandas! Quiz

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What does a giant panda eat everyday?
- About 30 pounds of rice
- About 40 pounds of bamboo
- About 10 pounds of meat and potatoes
- About 20 pounds of insects

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Incredible Trivia Facts about Giant Pandas! These animals are native to southern eastern China, and they are also on the list of animals that are in danger of going extinct. What do you know about this irresistibly cute animals and the environment they are live in? Take up the quiz below and see how well you will do. All the best!

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Where in the world do giant pandas come from?
- United States
- Africa
- Japan
- China
Correct Answer

A. China

Explanation

Giant pandas come from China. They are native to the mountainous regions of central China, particularly the Sichuan province. China is the only country where wild giant pandas can be found. They are also considered a national treasure in China and are highly protected.

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3.

Which animal family is the giant panda a member of?
- Racoon
- Bear
- Marsupial
- Dog
Correct Answer

A. Bear

Explanation

The giant panda is a member of the bear family. This is because it shares many characteristics with bears, including its physical appearance, diet, and behavior. Despite its name, the giant panda is not closely related to the red panda or raccoon, which belong to different animal families. Similarly, marsupials, such as kangaroos and koalas, are a different group of animals altogether. Dogs, on the other hand, belong to the canid family and are not related to pandas.

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4.

In this photo, the panda is touching a block of ice.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The explanation for the given correct answer is that the statement is supported by the visual evidence in the photo. The photo shows a panda in close proximity to a block of ice, suggesting that the panda is indeed touching the block of ice. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct.

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5.

The panda is the symbol used by which wildlife organization?
- Animal Planet
- World Wildlife Fund
- San Diego Zoo
- Smithsonian National Zoo
Correct Answer

A. World Wildlife Fund

Explanation

The panda is the symbol used by the World Wildlife Fund. The World Wildlife Fund is a wildlife conservation organization that aims to protect endangered species and their habitats. The panda, specifically the giant panda, is one of the most recognizable and beloved animals in the world, and it has become the symbol of the organization's conservation efforts. The World Wildlife Fund uses the panda as a symbol to raise awareness and funds for their conservation projects around the globe.

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In this photo, the panda is eating bamboo.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The given statement is "In this photo, the panda is eating bamboo." However, since the photo is not provided, we cannot determine whether the panda is actually eating bamboo or not. Therefore, we cannot confirm the statement to be true. Hence, the correct answer is false.

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7.

Do pandas hibernate?
- Pandas hibernate during the winter
- Pandas hibernate during the fall
- Pandas hibernate during the spring
- Pandas do not hibernate
Correct Answer

A. Pandas do not hibernate

Explanation

Pandas do not hibernate because they do not enter a state of deep sleep or reduced metabolic activity during the winter or any other season. Unlike some other animals, pandas remain active and continue to search for food throughout the year.

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How many pandas are there in the wild?
- About 50
- About 1,600
- About 10,000
- About 23,000
Correct Answer

A. About 1,600

Explanation

There are about 1,600 pandas in the wild. This is a relatively small number considering the endangered status of pandas. The low population is due to habitat loss, poaching, and low birth rates. Efforts are being made to conserve and protect pandas to increase their numbers and ensure their survival in the wild.

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How do pandas live?
- In big groups
- In small groups
- They are solitary
Correct Answer

A. They are solitary

Explanation

Pandas are solitary animals, meaning they prefer to live alone rather than in groups. They typically have large home ranges and do not form social bonds with other pandas. This behavior is believed to be a result of their diet and the need to conserve energy. Pandas feed on bamboo, which is not very nutritious, so they must spend a lot of time eating and conserving energy by avoiding unnecessary social interactions.

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How many hours a day do pandas spend eating?
- About 6 hours
- About 11 hours
- About 14 hours
- About 20 hours
Correct Answer

A. About 14 hours

Explanation

Pandas spend about 14 hours a day eating. This is because pandas have a diet that consists mostly of bamboo, which is low in nutrients. Therefore, they need to spend a significant amount of time eating in order to consume enough bamboo to meet their energy needs. Additionally, pandas have a slow metabolism, which means that they digest bamboo slowly and need to eat for longer periods of time to extract the necessary nutrients.

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How long do cubs (baby pandas) stay with their mothers?
- For about 3 months
- For about 8 months
- For about 1 year
- For about 3 years
Correct Answer

A. For about 1 year

Explanation

Cubs (baby pandas) stay with their mothers for about 1 year. During this time, the mother panda provides care, protection, and teaches the cubs essential skills for survival. After the first year, the cubs become more independent and start to explore their surroundings on their own. This period of maternal care is crucial for the cubs' development and helps them grow into healthy and self-sufficient pandas.

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