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Buddy, the Red Panda
Buddy and his brother, Rusty, are red pandas. They were both born on 15
June 2013 and have lived in their own cage at London Nature Centre since
2015. Wild red pandas live in India, China and other Asian countries, but
experts think that there are only about 2,500 still living in the wild.
Luckily, a lot of zoos and wildlife parks around the world are trying to protect
the red panda. They have to eat special food called 'bamboo' which is difficult
to buy, so there are over 50 bamboo plants growing at the Nature Centre for
the pandas.
Just a few months after the pandas arrived at the Nature Centre, a terrible
thing happened - Buddy got out of the Nature Centre. He was very clever
though because he stayed close to home, and away from the traffic on the
city's crowded roads. It took four days for the workers of the Nature Centre to
find him!
One of the people who worked at the Nature Centre and who went to look for
Buddy was Trudy Andrews. Trudy's father, Mr Andrews, told her that birds
don't like being too close to animals like red pandas and they'll make a lot of
noise to keep the panda away. He told her to look for Buddy up in the trees.
Trudy heard some birds and looked up and saw Buddy there, just like her
father explained.
Everyone was very happy when Buddy arrived back safely, especially Rusty!
He happily shared some bamboo with his brother, who looked tired and was
very hungry.
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----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
Buddy, the Red Panda
Buddy and his brother, Rusty, are red pandas. They were both born on 15
June 2013 and have lived in their own cage at London Nature Centre since
2015. Wild red pandas live in India, China and other Asian countries, but
experts think that there are only about 2,500 still living in the wild.
Luckily, a lot of zoos and wildlife parks around the world are trying to protect
the red panda. They have to eat special food called 'bamboo' which is difficult
to buy, so there are over 50 bamboo plants growing at the Nature Centre for
the pandas.
Just a few months after the pandas arrived at the Nature Centre, a terrible
thing happened - Buddy got out of the Nature Centre. He was very clever
though because he stayed close to home, and away from the traffic on the
city's crowded roads. It took four days for the workers of the Nature Centre to
find him!
One of the people who worked at the Nature Centre and who went to look for
Buddy was Trudy Andrews. Trudy's father, Mr Andrews, told her that birds
don't like being too close to animals like red pandas and they'll make a lot of
noise to keep the panda away. He told her to look for Buddy up in the trees.
Trudy heard some birds and looked up and saw Buddy there, just like her
father explained.
Everyone was very happy when Buddy arrived back safely, especially Rusty!
He happily shared some bamboo with his brother, who looked tired and was
very hungry.
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