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Where do the different types of pandas live?
The Red panda AND the Giant panda are endemic to China.
How are pandas different from raccoons?
pandas are fat
What types of traps do hunters use to trap pandas?
It is not legal to hunt pandas.
Are pandas types of cats?
yes
Do pandas eat different types of plants?
Yes they do they eat bamboo, tufted grass,vines, and sometimes even honey.
Why do the giant pandas and the red pandas have the same name?
Because they are both types of panda.
How are pandas in the zoo and pandas in the wild alike?
there still pandas but just in different place
What types of pandas what are endangered?
The giant panda, although both species are endangered.
What do pandas have to eat in the wild?
Pandas eat grass and wild tubers. Panda's diet is 99% bamboo.
How many types of pandas is there?
3 types giant qin ling and red
Do giant pandas ever mate with red pandas?
No because they are different species!
Can giant pandas be the red pandas' parents?
No. They are very different kinds of animals.
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