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Bat (Chiroptera)
Jaguar (Panthera onca)
Cat (Felis catus)
Mongoose (Herpestidae)
Lemur (Lemuroidea)
Fossa (Cryptoprocta ferox)
Fox (Vulpes vulpes)

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Tiger ( Panthera tigris
Bull Frog ( Lithobates catesbeianus )
Kangaroo Rat ( Dipodomys )
Macaw ( Ara macao )
Meerkat ( Suricata suricatta )
Sugar Glider ( Petaurus brevicepa )

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beavers have things called front incisors which means they have two front teeth that never stop growing in order for them to eat certain food or chew up wood much like squirrels.

Class: Mammalia

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chimps or apes or anything in the monkey species are very intelligent. They even say that we evolved from them. And they have opposable thumbs like us not many animals have that.

Class: Mammalia

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humans have thumbs in order to grab things and make it easier for us to do things. Pandas have a "6th finger" which is similar to our thumbs that help them grasp things like bamboo in order to eat it.

Class: Mammalia

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red pandas are not actually pandas but have one trait that connects them. Even though they are classified as carnivores they both survive off of bamboo because they don't like to eat meat.

Class: mammalia

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Pandas nurse their young for about 30 days which is pretty long for nursing baby animals. Squirrels nurse their babies for about 6 weeks, a lot like pandas.

Class: Mammalia

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with their sharp teeth you would think that dogs are carnivores, but its the opposite. Dogs mostly survive off of vegetables and fruits but they do need some sort of protein in their diet much like pandas.

Order: Carnivora

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you can find raccoons in trees a lot of the times. Even though they are huge pandas can impressively climb trees.

Order: carnivora

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badgers are very strong aggressive animals. Pandas and them have that in common, much like the sharp teeth and strength they use to break the branches of bamboo.

Order: Carnivora

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Pandas rarely eat meat, the only time they do is when their main food source is limited. Skunks eat berries or vegetables and also insects and rodents. Meaning that both pandas and skunks are both omnivores.

Order: carnivora

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Helarctos malayanus

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Ursus arctos horribilis

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Ursus maritimus

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The Family Ursidae has all of the rest of the kinds of Bears (large powerful and furry carnivores) 

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The Family Ursidae has all of the rest of the kinds of Bears (large powerful and furry carnivores) 

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1. Ailuropoda Microta (first ancestor of the giant panda)extinct
2. Ailuropoda Baconi (extinct panda)

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The Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)

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The Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)

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Genus: Ailuropoda
Family: Ursidae
Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Phylum: Chordata
Kingdom: Animalia