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VIDEO: Fur Goodness Sake This Is Panda-Monium!

By Peter Barker A baby panda was captured on video wandering around his enclosure while playing with his mother, who keeps a close eye on the curious infant. The celebrity baby panda is named Kaedehama. He lives with his mother Ryohama at the Adventure World theme park in Wakayama Prefecture in Japan. The park posted the footage online Oct. 29. […]

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