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No, medicine is not made from parts of a giant panda. Medicines are usually made from bacteria or viruses that are given to a person to help the immune system.
Parts of China and Japan.
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Yes, They do but in small parts of china
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The Head, Torso , And The Four (4) Legs.And Maybe Sometimes The Fur.
http://abacus.bates.edu/~ganderso/biology/resources/diss_scope.html
The only unique body parts giant pandas have to help them survive is their enlarged wrist bone in their hand. This protruding bone acts as a thumb and helps them grasp the bamboo they eat.paws
You need to find a picture or labeled diagram of a trapdoor spider so you can tell all the different body parts.
The Giant Panda finds its food in both the plant and animal parts of the food chain. It has the physiology of a carnivore, or meat eater. But the bulk of its diet is bamboo, and it browses on a number of species of the plant. It will, however, eat small animals, fish or eggs if it can find them. Use the link to the article on the Giant Panda posted by our friends at Wikipedia, where knowledge is free.