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    and on their ears. They weigh roughly around 5-9 kgs on average and are only about 1.9 feet (58 cm) in length. Red pandas have been classified as a relative of the giant pandas and raccoons, as they are currently in their own family called Ailuridae. Ailuridae is a group of mammals that are in the order of Carnivora. Currently, the red panda is the only living species in the family as the other members are all extinct. Just like the giant panda,

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    Out of all the animals in the world, only certain species are classified as “endangered”. One of these endangered animals are classified to be a part of their own unique family. This family is called “Ailuridae”. Living in the wild, these animals live about eight to ten years. Living in a zoo, or with provided care this animal can live up to 40 years. This animal is an herbivore, and it only feeds on plants. This animal is known as the red panda. Scientifically, the red pandas name is “Ailurus

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    Giant Panda and Red Panda, are the two types of panda species that inhabit this earth. Both of these are mammals are genetically unrelated. The Giant Panda is part of the Ursidae, bear, family. Whereas the Red Panda is a member of its own family, Ailuridae. Although they may not be genetically related, they hold many a few of the same traits. This includes; habitat, eating habits, and conservation status. Although, they still hold many more differences from each other including; size, shape and body

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    The human population is advancing faster than ever before, but because of modernization and human activity, the lives of other species are at risk. Currently, there are over 2,000 endangered species listed. Endangered species are species that are in danger of extinction. The Red Panda is currently listed as endangered. Three thousand to seven thousand red pandas live in China and five thousand to six thousand inhabit India. There are only ten thousand individuals left in the world and the population

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    The giant pandas spend around 14 hours a day eating bamboo which usually doesn’t digest very well. Some of their unique features includes powerful jaw and a enlarge wrist bone that functions as an opposable thumb to help them eat bamboos. But when a group of Chinese researchers tested the gut microbiome of giant pandas by sequencing ribosomal RNA in their feces and comparing it to other mammals like bears and lions. They are surprised of the results, that showed pandas are lacking the plant digesting

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    Red Panda My first animal is the Red Panda I will be showing its characteristics and interesting things about it. The red panda may have “red” in the name but the Red Panda is actually an orange-ish red-ish animal, it is related to bears and raccoons giving it the appearance of a bear and raccoon together. The Red Panda blends in with the trees where it lives because of its colors, its scientific name Ailurus Fulgens it means “fire-colored cat.” The Red Panda lives in the trees in China, its long

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    Red Panda One day you're at the zoo and then suddenly, something red flashes across the trees! your first thought is " it’s a red raccoon!!" Nope it isn't a red raccoon at all it’s a red panda! Red pandas have a mask on its face like the racoon but can have variations of color, from reddish brown, white, and sometimes even black, but that isn't the only thing that’s fascinating about red pandas, there are many other fascinating characteristics about them! A red panda is a type of arboreal

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    Red Pandas all look the same. Their tail is half their size. The reason they have this long tail is that they need it for balance, blanket, warmth, and camouflage. Their length is usually 50-64 cm. Long. their tail is around 28-59 cm long. Males weigh 8.2- 13.7 Ib and the females way 6.6- 13.2 Ib. they have soft long fur. There back has a reddish brownish back. Their belly is black. There face is red and has white badges under its eyes like a raccoon. They have round heads, and they have black eyes

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    In the past twenty years, the world we call our home has changed, and continues to change, drastically: Global temperature has risen six-tenths of a degree in those 20 years. Population has increased by 1.7 billion people. Sea levels have risen 3 inches and extreme weather in the U.S. has increased by 30 percent. In Greenland and Antarctica, ice sheets have lost 4.9 trillion tons of ice. (“This Is How Climate Change Has Altered Life on Earth the Past Two Decades”) This climate change is having a

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    Red pandas, the lesser cousins of the giant panda, live in the high mountains of the Himalayas. Spending the majority of their lives in the branches of trees, they take the appearance of a fox with a black underbelly and the tail of a raccoon (Ailurus Fulgens). I have always considered them to be rather cute in every way. However, red pandas have recently been labeled as endangered (Ailurus Fulgens). I believe that if the circumstances leading to their excessive deaths are allowed to continue, then

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