Giant Panda

Ailuropoda melanoleuca

EN Herbivore Temperate Broadleaf Forests
70–125 kg
Weight
20–30 yrs
Lifespan
32 km/h
Top Speed
China China
Found In

Endemic to China, the Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) is a herbivore species inhabiting temperate broadleaf forests habitats. Weighing 70–125 kg, it is classified as Endangered.

Size, Speed & Lifespan

Metric Giant Panda Herbivore Mammals Median Difference
Weight 97.5 kg 117.3 kg ↓ 17%
Height 80 cm
Top Speed 32 km/h 40 km/h ↓ 20%
Avg Speed 32 km/h
Lifespan 25 yrs 22.5 yrs ↑ 11%
Weight (kg)97.5avg 117.3Speed (km/h)32avg 40Lifespan (yrs)25avg 22.5

Endemic to China

Habitat: Temperate Broadleaf Forests
Found In: China China
Coloration: Black, White

Behavior

Natural Predators

Social Structure

Recorded as Solitary.

Reproduction & Lifespan

Gestation Period: 95–160 days
Offspring per Birth: 1
Lifespan: 20–30 years

An Endangered Species

EN Listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List — one of 31 species in this database with the same status.

Weight Rank Among Endangered Species

Ranked #12 of 31 by typical adult weight.

# Species Weight Status
10 Mountain Gorilla 70–200 kg EN
11 Green Sea Turtle 68–190 kg EN
12 Giant Panda 70–125 kg EN
13 Chimpanzee 26–70 kg EN
14 Bonobo 30–40 kg EN
15 Zebra Shark Up to 32 kg EN

Other Ursidae Species

The Ursidae family has 5 species in this database. Compare close taxonomic relatives:

Species Weight Diet Status
Brown Bear 70–780 kg Omnivore LC
Polar Bear Up to 700 kg Carnivore VU
Spectacled Bear 35–77 kg Omnivore VU
Sun Bear 27–80 kg Omnivore VU

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