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Giant pandas communicate to each other using a variety of sounds; growl, bark, huff, and squeak. Bleat and squeak of baby panda cubs are heard here. Mothers may be 900 times larger and 400 times heavier than their babies. Cubs stay with panda mothers for

Giant pandas communicate to each other using a variety of sounds; growl, bark, huff, and squeak. Bleat and squeak of baby panda cubs are heard here. Mothers may be 900 times larger and 400 times heavier than their babies. Cubs stay with panda mothers for

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< Previous Giant pandas are the only bears with grasping paws! Instead of opposable thumbs, an elongated wrist bone acts as a sixth finger to let them hold bamboo more easily. Native brown bears had once roamed about Switzerland until the early 1900's and then disappeared. They have since been re-introduced to nearby forests in northern Italy. Several brown bears have made their way to the Parc Naziunal Svizzer. This brown bear Next >
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