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it fights back
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they sniff each others bum
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How does a red panda protect itself?
A red panda can protect itself via several different methods. They have sharp claws and sharp teeth. Even though they are very cute, they will bite and scratch if threatened.
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A pigeon protects itself by flying away from danger.
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with its paws i think it use is balls
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by running up a tree
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they use there male units.
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