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Animal Kingdom - Panda

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  Interesting Fun Facts about Panda –you never  heard before Panda is one of the beloved cute mammals in the world, first discovered in 1869. The cutest Panda Bloodline belongs to bear family, and their habitat is in western China. The cutest cuddly mammal Panda specie was first declared to be endangered in 1990 mainly because of excessive deforestation and farmland extension, which lead to depletion of their primary food source – Bamboos.   Now more than 67 Panda reserves are working across the country and working to preserve and protect the Pandas. Thanks to the prompt conservation efforts by Chinese, the Panda population has increased to 17% from 2003 till 2014, and the total number of Panda’s living in the wild has reached to 1,864 individuals. Want to learn more about Panda? Just keep on reading! Fun Facts about Panda 1.    The newborn panda babies are pink in color and furless. The iconic black and white patches start appearing after three weeks. 2.   

Reading in August and Every Day

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Links: THIS BOOK IS GRAY-  By Lindsay Ward This Book is Gray 10 WORLD WONDERS By Gene Lipen 10 World Wonders     Buddee Needs Glasses (My Pal Buddee Book 2)  Kindle Edition by  Vivienne K. Munn    (Author)     Format:  Kindle Edition http://www.amzn.com/B081N1M8FG  Buddee Needs Glasses A Sew Deadly Cruise (An Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mystery Book 9)  Kindle Edition by  Lois Winston    (Author)     Format:  Kindle Edition A Sew Deadly Cruise Red at the Bone: A Novel  Kindle Edition by  Jacqueline Woodso n    (Author)     Format:  Kindle Edition o       Red at the Bone:

The animal kingdom Part 2

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 Topic:  Giraffe Fun Facts about the Giraffe How much do we know! Giraffe has the privilege of being the tallest living mammal on earth.  An iconic mammal - who is an inhabitant of woodlands and savannahs. Mostly Giraffes are found across African savannas where the trees and bushes are widespread and scattered over the considerable distance that makes a perfect habitat for this tallest living creature. Giraffes were known as "Camelopardalis " until the 19 th century, derived from camel and leopard names, because of its camel-like shape and leopards like skin pattern.  Fun Facts about Giraffe that will make your day       1.    Science has discovered that Giraffes doesn't belong to one specie only, the research has turned out that there are more than four species of Giraffes: Southern Giraffe, Northern Giraffe, Massai Giraffe, and Reticulated Giraffe. 2.    The average tongue length of a Giraffe is 20 inches long, and this extra leng