Red Panda - San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants
Many people admire the red panda for its charming, kitten-like face, cinnamon red fur, fluffy ringed tail, and astonishing agility. The black-and-white giant panda may have worldwide popularity, but the bewitching and arboreal “other bamboo eater” has its own allure.
Red Panda - Zoo Knoxville
Red pandas are the only living members of the Ailuridae family. Native to Asia, they face endangerment due to habitat loss. Despite sharing a common name, red pandas are not closely related to giant pandas. The red panda falls under a unique taxonomic group called Ailuridae, or the "panda family."
Red Panda – Philadelphia Zoo
Red pandas are known as “cat bears” due to their tendency to strike out in bear-like fashion when cornered and due to the similarity of their semi-retractile claws to cats. Like bears, their forelegs angle inward in a pigeon-toed fashion, giving a waddling walk.
Meet the Animals - Santa Barbara Zoo
A red panda’s tail can be from 12 to 20 inches long, which is almost the length of its body. These long fluffy tails not only provide excellent balance while navigating the treetops, but they also make great wraparound blankets to keep these animals warm in their chilly mountain habitat.
Red panda - Oregon Zoo
Red pandas are a small arboreal mammal found in the montane forests of the Himalayas and major mountain ranges of southwestern China (Nepal, India, Bhutan, China and Myanmar). These strange carnivores have formidable teeth and a pseudo thumb that …
Red Panda | Franklin Park Zoo - Zoo New England
The red panda is a raccoon-like mammal that is furry and red with soft, dense fur. This coat covers its entire body, even the soles of its feet, to keep the panda warm and reduce heat loss in the cold.
Red Panda - Lincoln Park Zoo
2024年11月15日 · Young leaves and shoots of bamboo, fruits, roots, acorns, grasses, eggs, and insects. Red pandas are medium-sized animals that weigh up to 20 pounds and get to be 26 inches long without their tails. They have an extended wrist bone, or “pseudo-thumb,” which helps them grasp tree branches and bamboo.
Red Panda - Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
What is this frosty-faced beauty of ringed tail and rust-colored fur? Some call it fire fox, shining cat, cloud bear, or Himalayan raccoon. Though similar in character and appearance to raccoons and bears, the tree-dwelling, bamboo-munching red panda is in a family of its own.
Red Panda - Zoo Atlanta
Red pandas are omnivores, with bamboo and fruits comprising the bulk of their diet. At the Zoo, we offer bamboo shoots and leaves, fruits such as apples, and nutritionally balanced biscuits. Red pandas like to climb and explore their environment.
Red Panda – Virginia Zoo
Found In: Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar and Nepal. Size: Red pandas weigh between 8-14 pounds and are 22-25 inches in length plus a 15-19 inch long tail. Diet: Omnivore: Young leaves and shoots of bamboo, fruit, roots, succulent grasses, acorns, lichens, birds’ eggs and insects.