Red pandas, with their striking red fur and adorable faces, are in grave danger. Found only in isolated mountain forests across Asia, fewer than 10,000 remain in the wild.

say researchers in China Chinese red pandas have redder fur and striped tail rings, while Himalayan pandas have whiter faces. Lead researcher Yibo Hu of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing ...

Yeah! For starters, red pandas are a great looking creature, with that red orange fur, plus the white face marking and rings on the tail. They'’’re a pretty agile tree climber. Oh, and they ...

Cambridge, UK, 23rd December 2010—two recent publications draw attention to the potential threat posed by trade in Red Pandas. Traditionally the fur of Red Pandas has been used to make garments such ...

Physical differences between the two populations supported the classification: the Chinese red panda has redder fur on its face and more prominent tail rings, for example. Though there is clearly ...

With a bear-like body and dense reddish-brown fur, red pandas are native to China and other nearby countries, according to the World Wildlife Fund. Almost 50% of its habitat is in the eastern ...

Slightly bigger than a domestic cat, red pandas have thick fur, a short snout and pointed ears, spending much of their life in trees and dining mostly on bamboo. Major threats to red pandas ...

Two red pandas, Xia and Marcy, call the Pittsburgh Zoo home. The mascot features a coat of red fur, which matches the moss on trees where red pandas live. It also has a black belly, which conceals ...

Red pandas are reddish-brown in color with thick fur and a long tail. They are about the size of a raccoon. They typically are found in trees. Zookeepers said it is red panda breeding season and ...

The red panda is an adorable mammal, native to China and the Himalayas. With red and brown fur and cat-like ears, it looks more like a raccoon than a panda. In parts of China and India ...