Killing Pandas In China

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This book talked about how many people killed pandas because many children have been captured by them, in China many families while camping they kill pandas that get in their way. Pandas are very nice and they just want to interact with humans in a nice way, they don’t want to harm you unless you harm them. They also talked about how pandas love their babies and they will do anything for them, some mother pandas even starve for their children. Pandas look out for people before they look out for themselves. Pandas are very loved by humans because people post cute videos of them as well as grooming them and respecting them. Pandas represent China, but yet many people kill pandas in China, pandas are endangered and there are very few left. People

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