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Pamela is a panda bear who lives in China. She can grow up to be 5-6 feet tall like a black bear. Panda bears are black and white with black eyes and mostly live in the mountains of China. They eat bamboo, consuming up to 10,000 kilograms or 22-40 pounds per day to stay healthy. Panda bears have thick, oily fur that protects them from rain and climate.

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