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1
Thank you!
2
It was sort of uncomfortable to watch. The big panda seems really mean! It made me sad:(
3
@2 really? Badly executed trolling makes *me* sad. But I guess tastes differ.
4
Big panda plays rough. Little panda tries repeatedly to get away. Cute AND a little cringe-inducing. I can see @2's point.
5
It's mother and cub, though. In the wild you'd never have the sire, or any unrelated adult, near a cub. They're solitary animals for most of the year and enter others' territories only briefly for mating; then the males split and leave the females to rear the cub alone.

I remember the first time I saw a cat pick up and move a kitten with her mouth; I couldn't believe the kitten was undamaged. But youngsters always have a way of letting mom know if they're frightened or hurting (or if mom sits on them accidentally). A very young and helpless panda cub can let out a bellow you wouldn't believe, just to say it's hungry.

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