Question

mam napisać po angielsku o pandzie wielkiej czego potrzebuję do życia i gdzie występuje ale na teraz szybko

Answer 1

Species of predatory mammal of the family niedźwiedziowatych (Ursidae).
Giant Panda lives bamboo forests at an altitude of 1600-3500 meters above sea level (winter descends to 800 m above sea level). Its membership of prey no doubt, but actually animal feeds almost exclusively bamboo shoots, though - like most predatory animals - not scorn eggs and rodents that eat together with plant food. Panda eats a lot - a day needs about 38 kg of feed . For a long time, she was known to the family as a distant relative of szopowatych pandas small, but genetic studies have shown that the giant panda is related to bears, from which split off in the early development of the family niedźwiedziowatych. Its closest relative is the Andean bear. Panda is one of the animals on the verge of extinction, mainly due to low fertility, but also due to the gradual reduction of the available area.

Answer 2

Species of predatory mammal of the family niedźwiedziowatych (Ursidae).
Giant Panda lives bamboo forests at an altitude of 1600-3500 meters above sea level (winter descends to 800 m above sea level). Its membership of prey no doubt, but actually animal feeds almost exclusively bamboo shoots, though - like most predatory animals - not scorn eggs and rodents that eat together with plant food. Panda eats a lot - a day needs about 38 kg of feed . For a long time, she was known to the family as a distant relative of szopowatych pandas small, but genetic studies have shown that the giant panda is related to bears, from which split off in the early development of the family niedźwiedziowatych. Its closest relative is the Andean bear. Panda is one of the animals on the verge of extinction, mainly due to low fertility, but also due to the gradual reduction of the available area.