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Pandas Get their water from any place water is, like lakes, rivers or anything else.
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What is a water panda?
similar creature to the Asian "Great Panda"
What is the panda's favorite drink?
Water is the only drink of the giant panda.
What do red panda drink?
water
How much water does a panda need?
alot
How much water does a Panda have to drink?
licking it with their tongue
How do you get to the cave behind the water on Panfu?
You have to be a gold panda.
Does the red panda live on land or water?
On land.
Where was nick the panda born?
water in 1999 it io
Do a red panda need water?
Yes. They use the paws to lap up the water.
What do red panda bears drink?
They probably drink water!
How does the giant panda stay cool?
they drink a lot water.
Where panda bears get water?
streams, rivers, and mostly from bamboos because they contain 90% water
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