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Answer: B. What factors are reducing giant pandas’ natural habitat?
Explanation:
The question first states that Cameron´s initial research on why giant pandas are endangered found that giant pandas are native to China, they eat mostly bamboo, they have a reproductive rate of one cub in two years, their natural habitat has shrunk to a small area in central China, and around 1,600 to 8,000 are estimated to be alive in the wild.
Considering this first information, out of the questions provided, the best to find possible explanations to why giant pandas are endangered is what factors are reducing giant pandas’ natural habitat.
Option A would be incorrect because knowing how many pandas are there in zoos would not be useful to a study on wildlife. Option C is also incorrect because, although the cause for the lack of an accurate census of how many pandas live in the wild should be studied and solved, is not the objective of this study. And option D is incorrect because knowing other researchers working on finding out more about threats to the great panda could be useful to the study, but not the objective of the study.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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To make her famous, yummy cake Joan, a talented baker, bought chocolate, flour, sugar and eggs.
The answer is letter c.
It can be both natural and human source of pollution. There are times when the intense heat can
trigger a brush fire and can expand depending on how strong the wind
blows. It can be caused by humans. it could due to carelessness of people leaving
flammable materials unchecked. Or using too much fuel that when lit would cause
a brush fire that would expand into a wildfires. The smoke from it pollutes the air.
