翻译习作:China’s Panda Reserves 中国大熊猫保护区
(2012-02-04 09:40:05)
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China’s Panda Reserves
An Adult panda munches bamboo. This attractive black and white mammal has widespread human appeal and has become a symbol for conservation efforts both within China and internationally as the symbol of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).
Today there may be no more than 1,000 giant pandas left in the wild, restricted to a few mountain strongholds in the Chinese provinces of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu.
The panda is something of a zoological mystery. Its closest relative is the smaller red panda with whom it shares its range. The red panda’s striking appearance indicates the close relationship between pandas and the raccoon family. There is also strong evidence, however, that giant pandas are related to the bears.
Today pandas are only found at high altitude, wandering the broadleaf forests and subalpine woodlands.
Only occasionally are they found in the lower mixed broadleaf forests for these are the areas most accessible to and disturbed by Man.
The panda’s mountain home is rich in plant life and gave us many of the trees, shrubs and herbs most prized in European gardens. Species like this mountain rhododendron were collected by 19th century botanists and shipped back to Europe for horticultural collections.
The adult pandas at the centre sleep in cages and are fed a well-balanced and nutritious diet; many have been nursed back to health from the brink of starvation. They also have access to a large outdoor compound where they can roam among natural vegetation in semi-wild conditions.
中国大熊猫保护区
今天,大概还剩下不超过1000只大熊猫生活在野外[3]
熊猫有着动物学中的神奇
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今天,只能在高海拔地区发现
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在海拔低一些的混合阔叶林区仅能偶尔发现它们
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熊猫的山区家园[19]
在保护中心的成年熊猫于笼中熟睡并且喂有均衡又营养的饮食;
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