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If too many pandas are competing for bamboo (their food), what could happen? there will always be enough for them to share eventually there will no be enough bamboo for all bamboo will keep growing back
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If too many pandas are competing for bamboo (their food), what could happen?

there will always be enough for them to share
eventually there will no be enough bamboo for all
bamboo will keep growing back

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Answer B. Eventually, there will not enough bamboo for all.

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Eventually, there will no be enough bamboo for all

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