Which highly endangered carnivore's diet is 99% bamboo ?

Question

Which highly endangered carnivore's diet is 99% bamboo ?

Answer 1

the panda bear =D

Answer 2

Pandas are omnivores, not carnivores

Answer 3

a cute Panda Bear...but its not a carnivore!!!

Answer 4

if its a carnivore, its diet would not be 99% bamboo. it would be an herbivore, or at least an omnivore.

Answer 5

The Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca, "black-and-white cat-foot") is a mammal classified in the bear family (Ursidae), native to central-western and southwestern China.

The panda was previously thought to be a member of the Procyonidae (raccoons and their relatives).It is easily recognized by its large, distinctive black patches around the eyes, over the ears, and across its round body. Though belonging to the order Carnivora, the panda has a diet which is 99% bamboo. Pandas may eat other foods such as honey, eggs, fish, yams, shrub leaves, oranges and bananas when available.

Answer 6

That wouldn't be a carnivore now would it.  Sounds much more vegetarian.

Answer 7

No canivores eat bamboo... only herbivores eat bamboos...

Answer 8

trick question! there are no carnivores that have diets consisting of 99% plant! possibly an omnivore were it to eat 1% beetles, spiders and grubs. Mmm, i love me some grubs. Fried grubs on stick is good for the soul. My doctor says so. He is a doctor of science. SCIENCE!

Answer 9

koala bear?

Answer 10

Panda Bear, of course

Answer 11

The panda bear

Answer 12

Well, whatever animal it is couldn't possibly be a carnivore.  Carnivores only eat meat and bamboo is obviously not meat.

Answer 13

Order

     Carnivora

Not all members of Carnivora eat meat (pandas eat almost nothing but bamboo), but all have well-developed teeth for shredding foods. In general, these animals have strong limbs and claws and acute senses.

When is a carnivore not a carnivore?

The classification of the giant panda in the order Carnivora can be a little confusing. However, this classification is based on the panda's genetic traits and anatomical features, and not on their eating habits. There is a similar non-taxonomic term that we use to describe what various organisms eat: "carnivore". The term carnivore is used to describe an organism that eats animals. The polar bear, which primarily hunts seals, is an example of a carnivorous animal. Most other bears are omnivores, eating both animal and plant matter. On the other hand, giant pandas are herbivores, eating almost exclusively the grasses called bamboo. Considering their diet and taxonomy, you could call giant pandas herbivorous carnivores.

Answer 14

Panda

Answer 15

Panda Bear

Answer 16

Panda pooh

Answer 17

i know you're insinuating the giant panda, but it's obviously not a carnivore if it's diet is mostly plant based.  

carnivore- eats meat only

herbivore- eats plant matter only

omnivore- eats both meat and plants

Answer 18

the Giant Panda

Answer 19

are yoiu thinking of Pandas?

Answer 20

Carnivore's only eat meat so there is no such animal that can be a carnivore but eats bamboo.

Answer 21

It wouldn't be a carnivore.

Answer 22

me!!!!

Answer 23

Panda?

Answer 24

Dont you mean omnivore

Answer 25

pa pa pa panda