Because Pandas don't seem to want to breed, should we give up on the species?

Question

For decades, zoos accross the world have been attempting Panda breeding programs with limited success. The Panda, as an animal, seems uninterested in breeding and carrying on its family line. Due to the creatures ambivilence, should we, as humans, give up on any futher breeding attempts? Should we take this disinterest as a signal that it is time for the species to naturally die out? And are we playing God by looking for a continuance in the existence of this animal?

Answer 1

It's all because of that 'Panda Express' restaurant that opened up. When was the decision that eating panda was OK made, anyway?

Answer 2

We should not give up on the species. Pandas are important to the environment or they wouldn't have been created in the first place. We aren't playing God by trying to keep them alive, but we are helping to keep alive one of the marvelous creations God intended for humans to enjoy.

Answer 3

yes, it`s a waste of money

Answer 4

Let Pandas, as a breed, die out.

Answer 5

We are encouraging arranged marriages among pandas we in slave in cages everywhere. no good.

Answer 6

i think that everything deserves a chance to survive. animals are being put into situations that are harmful at the hands of humans. its only fair that we dont give up on the ones that need help.

Answer 7

Never. Pandas are amazing. Never give up on them!

Answer 8

We played God by destroying all it's natural habitat.  It is NOT naturally dying out..we are the cause.  The least we can do is try and fix what we destroyed.