Hey look! A panda! --- I've heard of these little critters before, but I've never seen them in action. They're so adorable! Like, giant racoon cats! :D
I heard that there was some trouble trying to breed them in capitivity, until they figured out that they liked a certain type of tree, or shelter, or food, or whatever before they'd get it on. And then they had more then enough red pandas, enough to put one exhibit near the bears, another near the racoons, and another near...the marsupials, I think? I guess breeding was no longer a problem.
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timeasmymeasure
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Date: 2007-05-09 11:53 am (UTC)---
I've heard of these little critters before, but I've never seen them in action. They're so adorable! Like, giant racoon cats! :D
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Date: 2007-05-09 01:20 pm (UTC)