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"All thumbs.
A giant panda has paws unlike any other bear.
Pandas usually eat sitting upright, this way they can use their dextrous paws to grasp their food.
They have five clawed fingers plus an extra-long wrist bone that works like an opposable thumb.",
"China doll.
The giant panda can only be found in China.
An extremely well known and beloved animal, there may be as few as 1,600 today.",
"The tooth fairy.
Giant pandas have a total of 42 teeth. Strong teeth and jaws are important to the panda’s survival as they spend most of their time chewing through tough bamboo.
Unlike other bears, giant pandas don’t hibernate in winter – their diet of bamboo isn’t nourishing enough to fatten them up for the winter months.",
"A strong stomach.
Giant panda’s eat up to 84 pounds of food a day.
Bamboo is the diet of choice for pandas, and they eat two varieties – arrow and umbrella bamboo.
Pandas have extra-strong stomachs and throat linings to help them digest the bamboo.
They eat up to 12 hours a day to gain enough nourishment from their food since a large portion passes through their system undigested.",
"Mary had a little lamb...
Giant pandas bleat like a lamb.
Pandas are silent most of the time, but they do make a friendly bleating sound similar to a lamb or goat kid.
They have a total of eleven different calls including a honk, huff, bark, growl, croak and squeal.
Four of these are specific mating calls.
The giant panda shows its anger with a stare.",
"Gentle giant.
The giant panda is a gentle creature that avoids confrontation with humans and other animals.
When two giant pandas must fight, they usually lower their heads and look into each other’s eyes: a staring contest!
In the rare instance that two pandas fight physically, they signal aggression with a swipe of the paw and a low-pitched growl that will send one or both opponents up the nearest tree.",
"The peace sign.
The giant panda is a symbol of peace in China.
Chinese call the panda 'Da xiong mao', which translates to 'giant bear cat' in English.
Most bears' eyes have round pupils, but the giant panda has unusual cat-like pupils with vertical slits.",
"Little bear - big bear.
When born, giant panda cubs weigh less than an apple.
Except for marsupials, giant panda cubs are the smallest newborn mammals, weighing on average 4-6 ounces.
Their coats are white at birth, and turn to the traditional black and white coloring approximately one month later.",
"Did you get taller?
At birth, a giant panda is smaller than a mouse and weighs about four ounces.
A full grown male can weigh 220 pounds (100 kg)."];