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What eats bamboo?
Pandas and gorillas eat bamboo.
What is a carnivourous North American rodent?
its a rodent that eats meant and lives in north America
Is bamboo a grass or a tree?
Bamboo is a woody perennial grass.
What position is a panda bear in when it catches its food?
it is normally in a frog position... it will sometimes be just sitting in a tree eating bamboo next to it.... a panda bear eats 99% bamboo and 1% other food it is usually in the tree....it can catch raccoons and quallameetas in the frog position
What does bamboo?
bamboo eats nutrients and water and lots of other stuff
What is a bamboo animal?
It is something that eats bamboo and that would be a panda and ETC.
Where do panda liv?
Pandas live in China, there they search for scarse bambo tree plants to survive.
What do giant pandas eats?
bamboo
What eats bamboo worms?
people.
What animals eat bamboo?
panda bears
Do koalas live in bamboo forests?
Koalas eats eucalyptus leaves - not bamboo.
Black mamba food chain?
eats rodent hunters
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