"Camp Panda" by Catherine Thimmesh, Prologue–Pandas in Peril

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Lumbering down the grassy mountainside in southwestern China—being careful not to slip—is a giant panda teddy bear.

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The definition to match the sentence isn't learnable, mark red on spreadsheet and delete here.

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Note: this is a sentence from a photo caption which is perfectly OK. It is also OK that the word Province is capitalized — our definition matches it. Also note the word "Reserve" — this word was not chosen originally for lists but other words have to cut from this list (spruce, for example), then this would be a good word to have a substitution to even out the number of words per list. Put the word on the same line as "province" on the sheet in case you want to add it after reviewing list.

Note that in some dxies, "safari park" is its own entry word. While this definition isn't the greatest for this sentence, it's acceptable.

If the previous sentence is the one above (for vulnerable), it's preferred to copy and paste it for both words, meaning the sentence for "vulnerable" and "extinct" should be:
She is unaware of just how few pandas are left in the world, unaware that the giant panda—so rare and beautiful and beloved—is vulnerable. Vulnerable, and at risk of becoming extinct in the wild.

This sentence needs more context. It happens to be the previous sentence for "nutrient" so this should be treated like "vulnerable" and "extinct" above:
Because of bamboo’s low nutrient value, a panda must eat between twenty and forty pounds a day, even in winter, to gain the nutrition it needs. (This explains why the panda bear doesn’t hibernate.)

This sentence is OK as is. It would be fine to add more context but it isn't necessary.

This word should be deleted from the list because we don't even have the relevant definition for this, let alone the term "umbrella bamboo" in the dxy.