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Habitat Fragmentation and Loss

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Which among the following were once the natural habitat of the Giant Panda?

A

Myanmar

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Vietnam

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C

Mongolia

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D

Eastern China

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Solution

The correct option is D
Eastern China

Today, the Giant Pandas are found in a few mountain ranges in China. This wasn't the case two centuries ago. The Giant Pandas were then found in Eastern China, Myanmar and Vietnam. The onset of industrialisation and deforestation led to the disappearance of pandas from these areas.

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