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What is the natural history of pandas?
pandas come from larger pandas, who later grow to be big and have little pandas
Why do pandas have big teeth?
Pandas need them to chew bamboo.
How big can giant pandas be?
as big as an elephant
Are red pandas related to big pandas?
no, but they are related to raccoons and weasels
Does a panda have big feet?
yes pandas have big feet.
Are red pandas going extinct?
no, only the cute, big, chubby GIANT PANDAS! :'(
How do you see the stones in pandas big adventure?
to see the stones in pandas big adventure, you should get close to he or she and then you will see the stones very close.
Are pandas big or smaller than bears?
No.
How big is a pig skull?
huge
How did the pandas get the name giant panda?
It is a panda (there is no known origin for the word), and it is big.
How big is your skull?
I do not have a physical form, so I do not have a skull.
Do red pandas eat martens?
Martens eat Red Pandas what im trying to know is how! thier so small and red pandas are kinda big
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