Lets all eat  the Panda and White Tigers - who will miss them when they're gone?
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Let the Pandas & white tigers eat you. Who will miss you when YOU are gone? This is an idiotic question!
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I like Tigers too, or any type of cats.  I have a Siamese cat that is alot of fun. He fetches like a dog, opens doors, and walks on a leash!  :)
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The giant panda is a national treasure in China and is therefore protected by law. This unique bear has long been revered by the Chinese and can be found in Chinese art dating back thousands of years. The Chinese call their beloved pandas "large bear-cats." People outside of China have been fascinated by giant pandas since they were first described by French Missionary Pere Armand David in 1869. Now, more than 100 years later, the worldwide love for pandas has been combined with international efforts to keep them from becoming extinct.\n\nFor years scientists have wondered whether pandas are bears, raccoons, or in a group all their own. Through studying the genetic code (DNA) in pandas’ cells, scientists have confirmed the panda's relationship with bears. Giant pandas are similar to other bears in their general looks, the way they walk and climb, and their skull characteristics. It's important to know that pandas are bears, because the more we know about pandas, the better we can help them reproduce and survive.\n\nGiant pandas are only about the size of a stick of butter at birth, and they're hairless and helpless. The panda mother gives great care to her tiny cub, usually cradling it in one paw and holding it close to her chest. For several days after birth, the mother does not leave the den, not even to eat or drink!\n\nYet despite the attention they receive from their mothers, many young pandas do not survive. Through captive propagation programs in China and other zoos around the world, we are learning more about the care of panda cubs and how to help them reach adulthood. \n\nBamboo is the most important plant in a giant panda's life. Pandas live in cold and rainy bamboo forests high in the mountains of western China. They spend at least 12 hours each day eating bamboo. Because bamboo is so low in nutrients, pandas eat as much as 84 pounds (38 kilograms) of it each day. Pandas grasp bamboo stalks with their five fingers and a special wristbone, then use their teeth to peel off the tough outer layers to reveal the soft inner tissue. Strong jaw bones and cheek muscles help pandas crush and chew the thick stalks with their flattened back teeth. Bamboo leaves are also on the menu, as pandas strip them off the stalks, wad them up, and swallow them. Giant pandas have also been known to eat grasses, bulbs, fruits, some insects, and even rodents and carrion. At the San Diego Zoo, pandas are offered bamboo, carrots, yams, and special leaf eater biscuits made of grain and packed with all the vitamins and minerals pandas need.\n\nToday, only around 1,600 giant pandas survive on Earth. There are several reasons why pandas are endangered:\n\nLow reproductive rate— Pandas like to be by themselves most of the year, and they have a very short breeding season when a male will look for a female to mate with. Females give birth to one or two cubs, which are very dependent on their mothers during the first few years of life. In the wild, mother pandas will care for only one of the young. In panda facilities in China, keepers help to hand raise any twin cubs. One baby is left with the mother and the keepers switch the twins every few days so each one gets care and milk directly from the mother.\n\nBamboo shortages— When bamboo plants reach maturity, they flower and produce seeds, and then the mature plant dies. The seeds grow slowly into plants large enough for pandas to eat. Giant pandas can eat 25 different types of bamboo, but they usually eat only the 4 or 5 kinds that grow in their home range. The unusual thing about bamboo is that all of the plants of one species growing in an area will bloom and die at the same time. When those plants die, pandas move to another area. But now, with humans taking up much of the panda’s habitat, pandas are often unable to move to another area and may face starvation.\n\nHabitat destruction— China has more than one billion people. As people build more cities and farms
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I don't know.. "Good, we're vegetarians anyway"\n\nWhat did the Panda & Bull say ???\n;)
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Gosh i hope not! I am a Tigers die hard and i don't think they need to move any of those guys around!
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Well.....considering my name.... I'll have my fire and eat it too!!!!!!\n\n\n=) Have A Great Day! (=
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Play on Yahoo Answers all day.  Wait, I already do that.  I must be a Panda.
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You're making more of a point than asking a question there really aren't you? Well yeah we turn a blind eye, things get killed, other things eat them. It's the way things are. If I was a tiger you wouldn't be giving me a lecture. But then I wouldn't have a second thought about eating YOU would I?
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No, they should not.  You should eat them with food and water, because if you eat them alone, they MAY.  But I doubt it.
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So it is OK to eat a animal what has been seen for generations as the family garbage disposal. Lets go slop the hogs with our leavings
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Tigers don't have natural predators in the wild.. Their only danger is each other and human hunters.. That's the benefit of being at the top of the food chain..
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I have to say that Tigers are my fave too! I especially love the Sumatran tiger. I love all of the cat family; the grace, strength, power and intelligence. I wish I could have my own tiger (well behaved of course) but three gorgeous (and often trying) cats is probably enough for me!
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I don't know but I miss them. I will be watching the other answers
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its their choice, though I bet they'll miss the cooking
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Go to China, shoot a Panda, cut it open, and snap a picture.
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Of course it won't be the same.\n\nBob Barker is a legend. Without him the animal population will be out of control. \n\nBob Barker will be missed. Did he die? Oh how sad !!
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Is this a riddle? LOL Pandas eat mostly bamboo... bamboo is not all that hard to catch ;-)