Pankola Bear
The Pankola Bear is a new species that lives on the Matai islands, it lives a cool dry climate
and is generally situated or found in a large burrow underneth large forests.
The Pankola Bear stands no taller than 2 feet and no wider than 6 inchs.
This new breed of animal spends alot of time alone in the day but sleeps in their large burrows
in groups of an estimated 7-9 and sleep huddled together.
They are definitely no harm to humans and other animals as they live on a diet of ants, cold dirt,
and fern. As made rather obvious they are omnivores but the only meat in their diet is ant meat
which does not make a shortage of food for humans because we do not feast on any of the above.
This very unique animal should not be prone to extinction on the Matai islands if we leave as many
possible large forests and fern plants they should survive and extinction will be prevented but the
Pankola Bear must not be put into a wildlife sanctury of any type and should be left alone to go about
their business and if you come across one do not hesitate but carry on with whatever you were doing
because if they are approached in the wrong way at the wrong time or the wrong way at the right time
they may get scared and have a fit as they are easily frightened.
Angels New species
Pankola BearThe Pankola Bear is a new species that lives on the Matai islands, it lives a cool dry climate
and is generally situated or found in a large burrow underneth large forests.
The Pankola Bear stands no taller than 2 feet and no wider than 6 inchs.
This new breed of animal spends alot of time alone in the day but sleeps in their large burrows
in groups of an estimated 7-9 and sleep huddled together.
They are definitely no harm to humans and other animals as they live on a diet of ants, cold dirt,
and fern. As made rather obvious they are omnivores but the only meat in their diet is ant meat
which does not make a shortage of food for humans because we do not feast on any of the above.
This very unique animal should not be prone to extinction on the Matai islands if we leave as many
possible large forests and fern plants they should survive and extinction will be prevented but the
Pankola Bear must not be put into a wildlife sanctury of any type and should be left alone to go about
their business and if you come across one do not hesitate but carry on with whatever you were doing
because if they are approached in the wrong way at the wrong time or the wrong way at the right time
they may get scared and have a fit as they are easily frightened.