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31. Bamboo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

the main food of the giant panda ; it makes up 99% of the panda's diet. Soft bamboo shoots, stems, and leaves are the major food source of the giant panda of China, the red panda of Nepal and the bamboo lemurs of Madagascar. Rats will eat

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32. Chiang Mai Zoo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

^ a b "Giant Pandas in Chiang Mai" . giantPandazoo.com . GiantPandaZoo.com. http://www.giantPandazoo.com/Panda/Panda-zoos/chiang-mai-zoo . Retrieved 26 September 2011 . ^ "New-born giant Panda in Thailand named 'Lin

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33. Brown bear - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Species" . http://wwf.panda.org/about_our_earth/species/profiles/mammals/brown_bear2/brownbear_population_distribution/ . Retrieved 2010-11-19 . ^ "Suurpedot.fi â€“ Karhu" (in finnish).

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34. Lion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and much less than pandas . [ 177 ] Like other animals, lions were seen as little more than a natural, boundless commodity that was mercilessly exploited with terrible losses in capture and transportation. [ 178 ] The widely

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35. Allen's olingo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia