sentence1:if a general member of the public wanted to know more about these issues,I think they too would be very disappointed because there's a lot of catalguing of potential application. - it means also in this sentence sentence2:people here are only too aware the grieving has just begun. - it means very in this sentence Are these"too" have the same meaning,I think sentence one has the meaning of "all"and can be omitted and have no idea of the second TOO in sentence2. what on earth are they mean?

1) The panda is a kind of animal, which can be found in China. ( there should also be a comma before which)

Many - had to do with amount Much - can be used in the same way as many but it really depends on the wording of the sentence it is hard to explain little - can be used with size or amount small - has to do with size few - has to do with amount - it can also be used to mean 3

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi, I am Jocelyn. I am excited about joining this website. (What you had before was misworded but could still be understood) English is a super useful language, it plays a key role in my studies, work and others areas in my life right now  (The reader already knows you are talking about right now. No need to say it again. It makes the sentence to wordy) . If I want to enjoy my life, I need to know how to use English first.