Tuesday, October 6, 2009
For Amy--Your right, plus they don't need to depend on boat's to get to the "killing field."
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Wade G. Burck
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2 comments:
He isn't going to get very far on that! Thanks for the good laugh today Wade. Was in much need of it!
Amy
There have been a number of trained Giant Pandas in Chinese circuses. One of them did a tour of Canada with the Great Circus of China, but it was no go for the USA.
One Chinese circus even had trained Red Pandas, which we once called Lesser Pandas. They made an appearance in Japan. They are very attractive small animals but would almost have to be presented in a one ring format for proper effect - - same thing with domestic cats.
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