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Meanings of Ailuropoda melanoleuca in inglês

russo
бамбуковый медведь
português
urso-panda
catalão
panda
espanhol
panda
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Large black-and-white herbivorous mammal of bamboo forests of China and Tibet; in some classifications considered a member of the bear family or of a separate family Ailuropodidae.

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The information will help researchers understand panda traits such as finicky diets.
Wired
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Describes how she felt after winning that first panda- asortof power.
The new yorker
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Eight panda cubs were born in captivity this year and three survived.
The Irish Times
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I know, but I was just watching, and in the panda room?
Fat vampire: a never coming of age story
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For some, like the red panda, their favourite food is up there.
BBC
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The giant panda's extra thumb is a famous example of evolution's inventiveness.
Wired
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A giant panda at Washington DC's National zoo may be pregnant again.
The Guardian
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Eventually he will return to eating bamboo, the giant panda's favorite food.
Reuters
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The giant panda has finally been taken off the list of endangered species.
The Guardian
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Staff have said they are hopeful that giant panda Tian Tian is pregnant.
BBC
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One popular mask is hot pink; another looks like a panda bear.
The Guardian
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He was hugging the ragged panda bear that he called Teddy.
Summer of Night
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He was lying with his panda bear in the crook of his arm.
Summer of Night
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The gifts are worthless and silly -a panda bear, a pineapple, a roll of duct tape, a pink elephant in a business suit.
Wired
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Jackie Morris made a special trip to see the pandas at Edinburgh zoo to create this gorgeous guide to drawing a panda bear for us.
The Guardian
Usage of Ailuropoda melanoleuca in inglês
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One way or the other, people have strong opinions about whether we should bother saving giant pandas ( Ailuropoda melanoleuca).
BBC
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Chemicals present in urine are thought to play an important role in mate identification in the solitary giant panda ( Ailuropoda melanoleuca).
Pubmed