Panda missing in Birmingham!
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Panda missing in Birmingham!
Come on guys! Look around for your Panda - there aren't enough of them left to lose one! 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/w...ds/4396126.stm
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/wildfacts/factfiles/6.shtml
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/w...ds/4396126.stm
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/wildfacts/factfiles/6.shtml
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Originally Posted by Markus
The panda will be right at home with all the ethnics up there, it's probably found a nice new family to live with, no doubt they'll be happy as they can claim more benefit.
Originally Posted by STi Wanna Subaru
I heard misses Panda kicked him out because she was fed up! She said all he does is eats, shoot and leaves!
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He'll be Curried by Now.......... No Doubt about it!
Either that or he's got embroiled in a conversation with a Brummie in a Pub in Dudley and has shot himself due to Deppression and losing the Will to Live !!!
Either that or he's got embroiled in a conversation with a Brummie in a Pub in Dudley and has shot himself due to Deppression and losing the Will to Live !!!
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The news article refers to the Red Panda which is now more endangered that the Giant Panda. The Red Panda is endangered mainly because of loss of habitat caused by humans.
The Giant Panda is also endangered due to loss of habitat, but in addition, the female Giant Panda is "in heat" only for 3 days every year. A baby Panda is helpless & needs substantial effort from the mother Panda for a prolonged period. This contributes to the fact that after habitat destruction the Giant Panda is unable to recover as quickly as say rabbits, or humans.
The news article refers to the Red Panda which is now more endangered that the Giant Panda. The Red Panda is endangered mainly because of loss of habitat caused by humans.
The Giant Panda is also endangered due to loss of habitat, but in addition, the female Giant Panda is "in heat" only for 3 days every year. A baby Panda is helpless & needs substantial effort from the mother Panda for a prolonged period. This contributes to the fact that after habitat destruction the Giant Panda is unable to recover as quickly as say rabbits, or humans.
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From: The hell where youth and laughter go
Originally Posted by Listy
He'll be Curried by Now.......... No Doubt about it!
Either that or he's got embroiled in a conversation with a Brummie in a Pub in Dudley and has shot himself due to Deppression and losing the Will to Live !!!
Either that or he's got embroiled in a conversation with a Brummie in a Pub in Dudley and has shot himself due to Deppression and losing the Will to Live !!!
A Brummy in Dudley??!!??....your having a larf ,they never stray out of their territory
I'm laying bets he's been kidnapped by the Tipton Taliban
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Originally Posted by Nick
rr_ww
The news article refers to the Red Panda which is now more endangered that the Giant Panda. The Red Panda is endangered mainly because of loss of habitat caused by humans.
The Giant Panda is also endangered due to loss of habitat, but in addition, the female Giant Panda is "in heat" only for 3 days every year. A baby Panda is helpless & needs substantial effort from the mother Panda for a prolonged period. This contributes to the fact that after habitat destruction the Giant Panda is unable to recover as quickly as say rabbits, or humans.
The news article refers to the Red Panda which is now more endangered that the Giant Panda. The Red Panda is endangered mainly because of loss of habitat caused by humans.
The Giant Panda is also endangered due to loss of habitat, but in addition, the female Giant Panda is "in heat" only for 3 days every year. A baby Panda is helpless & needs substantial effort from the mother Panda for a prolonged period. This contributes to the fact that after habitat destruction the Giant Panda is unable to recover as quickly as say rabbits, or humans.
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