There is no difference. A panda is a bear. It is also called the Giant Panda to distinguish it from the Red Panda, which is a smaller animal and a completely different species (ailurus fulgens).
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Pandas, particularly in reference to Giant Pandas, are true bears.
Bibby Whittaker has written: 'A closer look at bears and pandas' -- subject- s -: Bears, Juvenile literature, Pandas 'Bears and pandas' -- subject- s -: Bears, Juvenile literature, Pandas
No. There are no bears where they are located.
No pandas are not a primateno, they're a type of bear
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12,037,456 (that is, not counting polar bears and wild pandas) 12,037,456 (that is, not counting polar bears and wild pandas)
Scientists finally tested the genes from a panda to determine pandas are actually a species of bear. They are the rarest of bears, and found around the wilderness of China, which is currently disappearing due to human encroachment. Giant Pandas in the Bear Clade, and Lesser Pandas(Red Pandas)are in the Raccoon Clade. Bears, Raccoons, and Dogs have a common ancestor.
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They both are mammals. They both are endangered. They both have five fingers and toes.
The Kodiak and grizzly are both brown bears, of which there are several races.