panda
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- noun
- /ˈpændə/
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panda rojo
- As you know, our ancestor, Sun Yee, had a mystical connection with red pandas.
- the red panda
- the lesser panda
And faeces and I feel like you put red panda feces in because it's a an animal native to the area, I think.
- And faeces and I feel like you put red panda feces in because it's a an animal native to the area, I think.
- Both the giant panda and the red panda both independently evolved a false thumb that acts as an opposable thumb.
Examples
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The red panda is known for its playful personality and bushy tail.
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It's Lesser Panda (also called Red Panda)
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So maybe I feed this picture of panda and it tells me it is a red panda.
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And there is the zoo, which I think has a brand new baby red panda.
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Ever since, the red panda has blessed our family with good fortune and prosperity...
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Both the giant panda and the red panda both independently evolved a false thumb that acts as an opposable thumb.
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Sun Yee, revered ancestor, guardian of the red pandas.
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The babies are so small, and pregnancy has such a minimal impact on the pandas that the females often have no idea they're pregnant and often give birth without even realizing it.
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At the wildlife park, we saw a family of red pandas climbing trees.
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Conservationists are working hard to protect the endangered red panda from habitat loss.
Synonyms
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A small animal with red-brown fur that lives in trees and eats bamboo
A small reddish-brown animal like a raccoon that lives in trees in Asia
A small reddish-brown animal like a raccoon that lives in the eastern Himalayas and eats bamboo
A small animal with reddish-brown fur that lives in trees in the Himalayas
A small reddish-brown mammal that lives in the eastern Himalayas and southwestern China
Compounds
- Archaic
A small police car with black-and-white or blue-and-white markings used for patrols in Britain
Surface Forms
Etymology
One popular story says the word panda comes from a Nepali word ponya meaning 'bamboo-eater' that was first used for the red panda, and later people used the same name for the large black-and-white bear. Because the giant panda also eats bamboo, the same name fits both animals.