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Giant pandas are mostly shy, solitary animals and are rarely found in a group, however, a group of pandas is called an "Embarassment of Pandas" or a "Cupboard".
Pandas are mostly solitary animals and only group when breeding, but there isn't a name for a group.
They aren't in groups so there is no name for a group of pandas. They live alone except to mate.
Pandas do not travel in groups so there is no name for a group of pandas. They prefer to live alone except to mate.
No they are like bears, the mother stays with her cubs.
Pandas usually don't group, but a group of bears is a sloth.-- A group of Pandas are officially known as a cupboard. A cupboard of pandas also only ever gather in even numbers.If it were up to me, a group of pandas would be called a cuddle or possibly a snuggle.
where do red pandas live
Pandas are solitary animals and are rarely found in a group, however, a group of pandas is called an "Embarassment of Pandas" or a "Cupboard".Pandas don't usually group together....A group of Pandas are officially known as a cupboard. A cupboard of pandas also only ever gather in even numbers.According to 100 facts about pandas, it is called a 'cupboard'.I believe they are solitary beasts and only join a female at mating time
Giant pandas are herbivores, except for a very occasional fish (less than 1% of their diet). They are also solitary. Therefor, giant pandas don't hunt, and because they live alone, there is no member of their group that they could designate hunting to if they did hunt.
No Red Pandas live in North America and Giant Pandas live in Japan or China
Pandas do not live in the rainforest.
Pandas are solitary animals and are rarely found in a group, however, a group of pandas is called an "Embarassment of Pandas" or a "Cupboard".Pandas don't usually group together....A group of Pandas are officially known as a cupboard. A cupboard of pandas also only ever gather in even numbers.According to 100 facts about pandas, it is called a 'cupboard'.I believe they are solitary beasts and only join a female at mating time