Question

What biomes do pandas live in?

Answer 1

Hint: A biome is a large number of organisms forming a community which live together in a large region because they have adapted themselves to suit the environment of that particular biome.

Complete answer:
The pandas live in the temperate forests of Asia and North America which are their biomes. The temperate forests are found in the region of tundra which are at a high altitude. Hence, we can say that the pandas (black as well as red panda) have the temperate forests of high altitudes as their biomes.
The Pandas are also found in the Himalayas which are located between India and the People’s Republic of China. These pandas are found in the subtropical latitudes due to the fact that the Himalayas are the tallest mountain range in the world and hence they exhibit all the types of environmental conditions of the globe. For example, the foothills of the Himalayas exhibit tropical climate and vegetation whereas the peaks of the mountains in the Himalayas exhibit the flora and fauna of the Taiga and Tundra types of climate. Thus, the Himalayas possess favourable conditions for the habitat of the Pandas, despite being in the subtropical region.

Note:
There are mainly five types of biomes on the Earth, which have been classified as Aquatic, Forests, Grasslands, Tundra and Desert based on their characteristics of flora and fauna. The Forests are classified as Temperate and Tropical forests and the Grasslands are divided into temperate and tropical grasslands. The Deserts are also divided into hot and cold deserts.