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Giant Pandas Suffering From Jet Lag Have An Impact In Their Wellbeing
Giant pandas in cages might be suffering from jet lag that can affect their wellbeing. Scientists believe that giant pandas in cages may suffer from "jet lag" if their biological clocks do not match their environment.
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