Mark Pett’s LUCKY COW delves into the humor of the fast food, minimum wage experience, as teenagers struggle to balance school, their social lives and working at Lucky Cow and the managers hope to keep major disasters to a minimum during peak business hours. It all adds up to a hilarious combination.
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Night-Gaunt49 said, 5 months ago
He’s wishing he had less stress in his life and more serenity.
Chelsea Prochaska said, 5 months ago
@Debbie Jordan
Cute….on the surface. That panda looks a little evil to me. Kinda like IT. Instead of enticing Neil with balloons, it’s naps and bamboo. Eeek!
Chikuku said, 5 months ago
Chelsea, don’t be a knee-jerk cynic. Pandas are Vegans!!!
Chelsea Prochaska said, 5 months ago
@Chikuku
Don’t vegans eat nuts? xD
GerardoDreadful said, 5 months ago
I didn’t want to enter into this kid mind.
Night-Gaunt49 said, 5 months ago
eHowHobbies & ScienceZoologyBlack BearsA Panda’s Diet
A Panda’s Diet
DescriptionAdult pandas are on average about four feet long and 260 pounds. Easily recognizable, this member of the bear family has a white head and body with black ears, legs, and patches above the eyes. Its round face and strong teeth help it eat the large quantities of bamboo it needs. Pandas do not hibernate like most bear species. They travel throughout the year, searching for bamboo sprouts and leaves. Pandas are having difficulty traveling their usual bamboo routes because farming, logging, human habitation, and grazing ranges are often blocking their way. The Chinese government is trying to save the panda by setting aside nature preserves and creating “bamboo corridors” for the panda to travel within.DietBy D.M. Gutierrez, eHow Contributor
A panda’s diet can be summed up in one word—bamboo. The panda eats the leaves and shoots of many different species of bamboo, though they rely on about 10 main species. Baby pandas subsist on their mother’s milk alone for the first five to six months, and are completely weaned and eating bamboo exclusively by eight months of age.
This reliance on one menu item makes the panda very vulnerable. If a source of bamboo is eliminated or lost due to human encroachment or natural disaster, the panda cannot adapt easily to eating other foods. However, pandas have been known to eat small rodents and carrion on occasion.Digestion
The panda is not anatomically an herbivore. Its digestive system is like that of carnivorous animals, but it eats only vegetation. Because the panda cannot break down fibrous plants like cows and sheep do, with their multi-chambered stomachs, bamboo has very little intrinsic nutrition. The panda must eat constantly to get as many nutrients as possible. Pandas eat 10 to 14 hours a day. Giant pandas can eat up to 40 pounds of bamboo leaves in a single day.
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HelmetHead said, 5 months ago
Cool! my Zoo gets a promo!
Chikuku said, 5 months ago
Pandas only eat bamboo-shoots. Maybe they can be persuaded to eat other green stuff. I dunno. Probably no nuts.