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How climate change threatens panda conservation
07.06.2016  
   
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http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/environment/global-warming/how-climate-change-threatens-panda-conservation/articleshow/52634950.cms

 

Pandas do not like it hot and rising temperatures can also put pressure on their food supply by eliminating vast amounts of bamboo plants, researchers say.

 

"Higher climate temperatures would upset the entire system in the panda reserves and the wild, eliminating vast amounts of bamboo," said one of the researchers James Spotila, professor at Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US.

But burning out food sources is not the only problem when it comes to climate change. Rising temperatures are bad for pandas themselves, the researchers noted.

Giant pandas experience heat stress when temperatures climb above 25 degrees Cels ..

"They have to live at temperatures below that to stay healthy," Spotila said.

"In nature, they actively seek out cool areas (microhabitats) in summer and move to higher elevations to avoid heat," he noted.

 


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