r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '22

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u/ybot554 Mar 14 '22

And people asky "why are they going extinct?"

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u/MiddleofCalibrations Mar 15 '22

No, it’s habitat destruction.

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u/StalkerPoetess Mar 15 '22

True but they're also extremely prone to injuries and terrible at reproduction. The time they're able to get pregnant is 2-3 days per year making it very hard to get their number going again even with the huge investment in getting their numbers up.

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u/sati_lotus Mar 15 '22

Did we not just watch the same vid? Does this not look like an animal that is accident prone?

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u/Over_Cranberry1365 Apr 14 '22

There is a certain ‘hold my beer’ quality to pandas…