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- 2. Habitat China Nepal India Myanmar
- 3. Behavioral Adaptations Eat 12 hours a day because their bodies dont digest very much of the bamboo. They are shy so they dont go near humans.
- 4. Physical Adaptation They have a extra thumb on their paw. They only eat bamboo and leaves.
- 5. Fun Facts They are lighter than a piano. They are slower than a car. They are shorter than a school bus.
- 6. Photos
- 7. Resources Worldbook.com Giant Pandas by Kallen Stuart Bing images