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Red pandas are small mammals with long, fluffy tails and red and white markings. Though they share a name with the more famous giant panda, they are not closely related. In fact, the name 'panda' was first applied to these animals, and not to the larger black-and-white bear. 

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Red pandas are small mammals with long, fluffy tails and red and white markings. Though they share a name with the more famous giant panda, they are not closely related. In fact, the name 'panda' was first applied to these animals, and not to the larger black-and-white bear. 

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Red pandas were at first classified as relatives of raccoons in the Procyonidae family, because of physical similarities, such as the head, teeth and ringed tail, according to the Smithsonian National Zoo. Later, because of some DNA similarities, they were classified as bears in the Ursidae family. Recent genetic research now places them in their own family, Ailuridae. They have no living relatives, and their nearest fossil ancestors lived 3 million to 4 million years ago

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 Wild, endangered animals have all the drawbacks of unendangered wild pets plus are illegal. If you want to "own" a red panda, research zoos that have programs which allow you to "adopt" a zoo animal. ... A red panda does not make a good pet. They are not suited for domestic life and would be very unhappy.

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 Wild, endangered animals have all the drawbacks of unendangered wild pets plus are illegal. If you want to "own" a red panda, research zoos that have programs which allow you to "adopt" a zoo animal. ... A red panda does not make a good pet. They are not suited for domestic life and would be very unhappy.

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Meet our cheeky Red panda and find out facts about them! Learn about our breeding program and wildlife conservation work with the Red Panda Network in Nepal

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The red panda's diet is very unusual for a mammal and consists mostly of bamboo. When the weather is warm enough, they also eat insects and fruit. Although the giant panda eats almost every part of the bamboo plant (except the roots), the red panda only eats the youngest, most tender shoots and leaves.

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The red panda's diet is very unusual for a mammal and consists mostly of bamboo. When the weather is warm enough, they also eat insects and fruit. Although the giant panda eats almost every part of the bamboo plant (except the roots), the red panda only eats the youngest, most tender shoots and leaves.

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Eastern Himalayas

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPKab2d4_Xw