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Is a Panda a bear?

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BootySpunk.
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Ok me and my friends were wondering, is a Panda a bear...? I mean it has the name Panda bear...but is it really a bear? and if it's not why not and what is it?  Thaaanks!
Apr 2 2008 10:18AM
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SARTRON
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i think its part of the raccoon family? i could be completly wrong. you could also google this on your own...
Apr 2 2008 10:29AM
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Shpadoinkle
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I don't know about Panda's, but Koala's aren't bears...that's all I know.
Apr 2 2008 10:33AM
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BootySpunk.
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Yah we googled it and different sites say different things. Some places say it is a bear and others don't ahhhh. And is a red panda a bear too....I mean it is a panda....or is it?
Apr 2 2008 10:35AM
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spruitm
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they'll die off soon then we wont need to worry about it
Apr 2 2008 10:43AM
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skeedle
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i think they are marsupials?
^^no they are way to awesome to die...seriously.
Apr 2 2008 10:47AM
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BootySpunk.
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Dick.
Apr 2 2008 10:49AM
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BMB
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The Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca, "black-and-white cat-foot"; traditional Chinese: 大熊貓; simplified Chinese: 大熊猫; pinyin: Dàxióngmāo; literally: "big bear cat") is a mammal classified in the bear family (Ursidae)
Apr 2 2008 11:02AM
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spruitm
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ha, im just saying the truth.  Its not my fault they dont want to reproduce
Apr 2 2008 11:03AM
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spudz
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the bear movie.
Apr 2 2008 11:04AM
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SARTRON
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that was fucked up...
Apr 2 2008 11:27AM
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49566738265
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Marsupials keep their babies in pouches.  Like a kangaroo.
Apr 2 2008 11:37AM
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BootySpunk.
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Yah, but what about like the different type of pandas like the Red panda? Is a panda a general animal not a giant panda but just like a regular panda? or is the giant panda the norm?
Apr 2 2008 11:44AM
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sarahskis
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Yes, it is a bear.  It's the oldest living bear species and closely related to the spectacaled bear
Apr 2 2008 11:49AM
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BootySpunk.
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Is that the movie where the guy goes and lives with grizzly bears and gets killed and they like find his body in a clearing?
Apr 2 2008 11:53AM
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PhaedeD
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i have a pet panda, they are definitely bears.
Apr 2 2008 12:29PM
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skeedle
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pandas do that
Apr 2 2008 12:38PM
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BootySpunk.
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...?
Apr 2 2008 12:38PM
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49566738265
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I did not know that.  Thanks!
Apr 2 2008 12:42PM
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skeedle
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i saw it on imax when i was in the 8th grade... i think
and according to my encyclopedia they are part of the racoon family, but now classified as bears
Apr 2 2008 12:44PM
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