Well no bear is harmless. Yes, they are more used to humans then polar, grizzly, kodiak or sloth bears but any type of animal will attack if provoked. So no, a panda is not harmless and will attack or even kill someone or something if it feels threatened, or if it is defending itself or its children. Many people assume pandas are harmless, but they are not, and one should interact with a panda just like they would any other type of bear, with extreme precaution.
Yes and no.
Tame and captive pandas may allow humans to approach them and, sometimes, touch them, particularly the conservation scientists who are looking after them.
However, a panda, if it needs to be, is extremely deadly. If you pose a threat to a baby panda, the mother will have absolutely no problem breaking your neck in a single swipe of her paw.
Pandas, like all species of bear, appear to be slow and clumsy, but they are actually twice as strong and nearly twice as fast as a human.
Yes, rival tribes of panda bears.
Panda bears can be found in tropical rainforests and jungles.
Panda bears are necessary for humans to exist.
Panda Bears are native only to China.
Tokyo is in Japan, and panda bears are not native to the Japan. Thus, you would not find a wild panda in Tokyo. However, there are probably panda bears in zoos in Tokyo.
Yes most Panda bears eat leaves.
No, there are not any zoos in Florida that currently hold panda bears. The closest zoo to Florida with Panda bears would be in Georgia.
They are both bears.
There are around 1,600 panda bears left in the world.
Panda bears are mammals, and all mammals are warmblooded
Panda bears are in danger because people are cutting off bamboo.
first pandas a herbivores and polar bears are omnivores there are two types of pandas a red panda and giant panda polar bear and panda both eat plants pandas are black and whit while polar bears are jst white