Why is the giant panda an endangered species?
A) It has a low birth rate and small litter size.
B) Its mating rituals are so complex that it rarely mates.
C) It has a large litter size but a high death rate because of predation.
D) It is a generalized species that eats only evergreen leaves.

Question

Why is the giant panda an endangered species? 
A) It has a low birth rate and small litter size. 
B) Its mating rituals are so complex that it rarely mates. 
C) It has a large litter size but a high death rate because of predation. 
D) It is a generalized species that eats only evergreen leaves.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The giant panda has a low birth rate and small litter size, which makes it difficult for the population to grow and recover from threats such as habitat loss and poaching.

Why Is the Giant Panda an Endangered Species