Red Pandas Characteristics

Red pandas are small mammals that look similar to a racoon. They are much smaller in comparison to the giant panda that shares its name. They also share the rainy, high- elevation habitat, but the red panda has a larger range of habitation. Red pandas have many physical traits, a stern behavior, a plant loving life, they are endangered, and they are unique. Red Pandas have many physical traits that may resemble other animals.
They have long bushy tails. Their tail is two thirds of their body in length and it is marked with dark red brown rings. Red pandas have short pointed ears and a masked face similar to a raccoon’s. They have thick fur that has ranging patterns and covers their entire body. This includes the soles of their feet. It is so they can contain the body heat they produce. Red pandas have a bear like body that is slightly larger than a domestic cat.
Red pandas are only active around the nighttime. The males normally act as a security and watch over their territories (Red). They also only mate around the months of January and February. This pandas mates only for one to three days. The male does not care for the female or the young after they are born. They communicates with body movements and a variety of noise. Red pandas are generally solitary, but there are a couple of exceptions to the rule. The rule is like how us humans generally have a significant other to spend the rest of our lives with, but some do not. Red pandas are customarily isolated, but some would rather be accompanied with others. This usually is if or when they mate. They can make a whistling sound that they use to warn each other. Red pandas make a sound called a huff quack. They use this to threaten predators around them to protect themselves. They stand on their hind legs as a defence mechanism. When they do this it makes them seem taller and wider. They will also use their claws on their front paws to defend themselves if it is