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The panda uses many defense mechanisms including biting, clawing, and their size to escape and fight predators. Their size helps before they start fighting. A panda is huge and this will usually stop the fight. However, biting and clawing will happen when the panda has been cornered and has no other choice. At this time, the adult panda can be very vicious and can leave a bloody mark.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 9y agoPandas initially protect themselves from danger by hiding. Their coats allow them to camouflage themselves from predators. Pandas can also use sharp teeth to defend themselves.
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How does the panda protect themself from danger?
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How does a panda protect itself from danger?
The giant panda is the largest animal in its habitat and has no natural predators.
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it fights back
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They nurse them and protect them from danger and they teach them how to protect themselves from danger.
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with there claws
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by camouflaging themselves to the object
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yes they do
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It is frightened. They do that to protect themselves from danger.
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