Pandas Research Paper

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Pandas do not eat a lot of different food but what they do eat is 12-38

kg of bamboo everyday that is a lot. But somethimes they also eat grass,

rodents, and mosk deer fawns. I didn't know this before but now I know

mosk deer fawns. I didn't know this before but now i know that some

pandas live in the central China, eastern china, southern china.

As well as Myanmar and northern Vietnam. But someone found some

pandas remaining in qinling

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