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Panda Power

Panda Power. By Anye Woods. Coming To America. In 1936 a wealthy American woman named Ruth Harkness left New York and sailed to China. Ruth’s husband went to China looking for Pandas also but died looking for them.

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Panda Power

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  1. Panda Power By Anye Woods

  2. Coming To America • In 1936 a wealthy American woman named Ruth Harkness left New York and sailed to China. • Ruth’s husband went to China looking for Pandas also but died looking for them. • When Ruth came back to America the Panda she found was almost the size of a teddy bear. It became a celebrity over night.

  3. Meet the Giant Panda! • Giant pandas are the most popular animals in the world. • Pandas don’t like to spend time with each other. In the wild, pandas go out of their way to avoid each other. • At birth the babies are blind and almost hairless.

  4. Panda TALK • Sometimes pandas leave markings on trees to communicate with each other.

  5. Bamboo time • Since bamboo isn’t very nutritious, giant pandas have to eat giant portions in order to survive. • A certain type of bamboo died and hundreds of pandas starved to death.

  6. Save The Giant Pandas! • Panda experts aren’t sure what to do about the growing shortage of bamboo. Everyone agrees that’s why pandas are endangered.

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