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Makes You Think.
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Makes me think... that he wasted a whole stack of papers to take these pictures? lol
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| written by: Auron at 2008-05-06 16:40:02 | reply to this
Makes me think...that pandas aren't really bears, they are in the racoon family.
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| written by: Spocker at 2008-05-06 19:40:51 | reply to this
Actually they're not, they're in the bear family (Ursidae)... just like other bears.
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| written by: bob1 at 2008-05-06 19:53:52 | reply to this
Perhaps you're thinking of the RED panda, Spocker? THAT is not a member of the bear family.
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| written by: Zumi at 2008-05-07 01:39:24 | reply to this
Still not a member of the raccoon family though :P
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| written by: bob1 at 2008-05-07 02:10:43 | reply to this
Um, yes, yes it IS a member of the racoon family. Red pandas, racoons, skunks and weasles are ALL members of the same "family.
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| written by: Zumi at 2008-05-07 02:28:20 | reply to this
I should clarify - they are *closely related to* the racoon family, not literally members of the racoon family, and are indeed NOT at all bears.
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| written by: Zumi at 2008-05-07 02:32:37 | reply to this
Right. But they are not in the same family. Weasels, racoons, skunks, and red pandas are ALL in separate families (mustelidae, procyonidae, mephitidae, and ailuridae respectively). However, they ARE all in the same superfamily (Musteloidea).
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| written by: bob1 at 2008-05-07 05:48:33 | reply to this
I don't know how much of this I can bear...
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| written by: patito at 2008-05-07 02:34:26 | reply to this
Grrrr... Patito, 'your scene' is just a bad pun!
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| written by: Just Sayin at 2008-05-07 06:44:09 | reply to this
Brilliant idea.
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| written by: dollen at 2008-05-07 05:30:41 | reply to this
If this is so clever, why not make it an air dryer and save some paper?
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| written by: ElMeanYo at 2008-05-07 15:57:24 | reply to this
aahha nice
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| written by: Alexisr at 2008-05-21 03:05:36 | reply to this
IIRC 100% of American paper comes from paper tree farms making paper production 100% renewable and having nothing to do with deforesting South America or anywhere. I'm pretty sure deforesting in South America is mainly to develop farmland. It makes you think why the WWF wouldn't know that.
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| written by: bk at 2008-05-21 03:22:13 | reply to this
the paper is green, so maybe it is recycled paper or something. Just throwing that out there... green is being used more to symbolize environmentally friendly products. Anyway, I beleive it is still successful in getting its point across, whether or not it can be applied strictly in this country, or anywhere around the world. I think it is a very clever idea.
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| written by: someone at 2008-06-10 20:03:25 | reply to this
Now this is a great though provoking image. Kudos to the creativity guy/girl who came up with this one.
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| written by: otheradam at 2008-07-08 12:44:35 | reply to this
