The Giant Panda Bear only exists in six small areas located in inland China. The habitat suitable for Bamboo on which the Panda Bear survives on, is a cool, damp Coniferous Forests. Panda Fact #1- Pandas are almost becoming extinct. People are cutting down the bamboo trees, that the Pandas eat to make room for their Farms. Panda Fact #2- There are thought to be less than 1,000 Pandas left in the World. Panda Fact #3-Pandas can eat more than 10,000 kilograms of bamboo a day! Panda Fact #4-The Mother Panda, only has one baby every two yrs. Panda Fact #5-If all the bamboo is covered in snow, the Pandas will eat instead, little mice or uncovered leaves. By, Samantha Gray…(Info. From:Yahoo! Search.com).

Most Penguins live in the Artic. Antarctica is a very cold, snow and ice covered Tundra. Called the Artic Tundra. But, some Penguins are found as far as, down South as the Galapagos Islands. The Galapagos Penguins live close to the Equator, where they have a warm environment, vs. the Cold Artic Penguin…Penguin Fact #1-Most Penguins feed on Krill, Fish, Squid and other forms of Sea life. Penguin Fact #2-Penguins spend about half of their lives on land and the other half in the ocean. Penguin Fact #3-Penguins are a flightless bird living almost exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere, especially in Antarctica. Penguin Fact #4-Penguins are highly adapted for life in the water. Penguin Fact #5-The largest type of Penguin Species are called, Emperor Penguins. These Penguins are about 3ft. to 7ft. Tall. And they weigh about, 75 pounds or more…by, Samantha Gray…(Info. From:Free Wikipedia Online).

The Polar Bear’s Biome – The Artic Tundra… But, it’s preferred habitat is the annual Sea ice covering the waters over the Continental Shelf and the Artic inter-island Archipelagos. Polar Bear Fact #1-The Polar Bear is the largest Carnivore, being more than twice as large as the Siberian Tiger. Polar Bear Fact #2-The Polar Bear’s fur consists of a layer of dense under-fur and an outer layer of guard hairs, which appears white to tan but are actually transparent. Polar Bear Fact #3- Polar Bears gradually moult from, May to August. Polar Bear Fact #4- Also, the Polar Bear’s white Coat usually yellows in time with age. Polar Bear Fact #5-The Polar Bear is the most Carnivorous member of the Bear Family, and most of it’s diet mainly consists of Ring and Bearded Seals. By, Samantha Gray…(Info. From:Yahoo! Search.com).

The California Sea Lion is a coastal eared Seal native to Western North America. Its natural habitat ranges from Southeast Alaska to Central Mexico, including the Gulf of California. They mainly live on Sandy or Rocky Beaches, but they also visit and live on Manmade type of Environments such as, Marinas and Fishing Wharves. Sea Lion Fact #1-The California Sea Lion is just one out of Five Species of Sea Lions. Sea Lion Fact #2-Sea Lions feed on several species of fish and squid. Sea Lion Fact #3-The California Sea Lion’s Predators are, Killer Whales (Orcas) and the Great White Shark. Sea Lion Fact #4-Sea Lions are intelligent and can be trained to preform various tasks. Sea Lion Fact #5-The California Sea Lion are used in Military Applications by the United States Navy Marine Mammal Program, which includes finding and detecting naval mines and enemy divers. By, Samantha Gray…(Info. From:Free Wikipedia Online).

Frogs are found all over the world, except in Antarctica. Frogs require moisture and usually live in quite Freshwater or in the Woods. Some Frogs are highly Aquatic, while others are better adapted to other habitats, such as Swamps or Marshes, etc…Frog Fact #1-Frogs have no outer ears; their prominent eardrums are exposed on the sides of their head. Frog Fact #2- Frogs have true voice boxes and are noted for their range of making various sounds. Frog Fact #3-Frogs capture insects and worms with their sticky forked tongues. Frog Fact #4-Most Frogs hibernate in Underwater Mud and lay their eggs in early Spring. Frog Fact #5-Frogs are classified in the Phylum Chordata, Subphylum Vertebrata, class Amphibian. By, Samantha Gray…(Info. From: Free Encyclopedia.com).