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Welcome to Bad Habit News, your source for animal news, and specifically, their

bad habits. I'm Norman Newman. Tonight, we bring you a story out of Central China's

Foping National Nature Reserve, where wild pandas are reportedly covering themselves in poop.

We now go live to the Foping National Nature Reserve, where our brand new spy witness reporter

is standing by with the latest. Mr. Spy Witness, are you there? Hello?

Hey, cameraman, what's that red light? What? What are you looking at me like that for?

Dennis, your live. I am? I'm on TV? Dennis? I'm on TV! Mother, mother, look! I'm on TV.

I'm on TV. Clap, clap. Mr. Spy Witness, your report please.

Oh, right, right, right, right, right. Thank you, Norman. I'm here on the scene, snooping

for the scoop. The scoop on poop. Scoop on poop. Are you hearing this, Spy Ross? He's a

natural. And at the center of today's poop scoop is the giant panda. Oh, I love pandas.

Super cute. Oh, no, Norman. Oh, no, no, no. These pandas roll around in poop. Oh, my. Am I hearing

you correctly? Did you say poop? Yes, Norman, poop. And no one seems to be asking any questions.

So why? Dennis, spy with this reporter. We'll get some answers. Wonderful, Dennis. Just be

tactful, polite, and when you approach... Hey, panda! Yeah, you! Why are you covered in

poop? Oh, good question, Dennis. Wow, is that what a panda sounds like? Fascinating. Well, there

you have it, straight from the panda's mouth. I don't know what you're saying. Back to you,

Norman. Thank you, Dennis. In other news, a crab eating raccoon from South America

was spotted last evening eating musk and eat hamburgers. Actually, Mindy, I just read about

this strange phenomenon in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Wait,

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