The red panda, scientifically known as Ailurus fulgens, has a body length of about 50-65 cm and a tail length of 30-50 cm, with an average weight ranging from 5-9 kg.
Red pandas have a bear-like bodies and thick fur that is reddish-brown in color. Their bellies and limbs are black, with white patches above their small eyes.
Red pandas are very agile and quick animals, living primarily in trees.
Red pandas (also known as fire foxes) are herbivorous mammals originating from several Asian countries such as China, India, Myanmar, and Laos.
Two fire foxes were asleep.
The length of adult fire foxes is 40-60cm, weighing 3-6kg.
Currently, the red panda has considered a rare animal species as there are only no more than 1,000 individuals remaining.
That is why many parks and zoos carry out breeding and conservation programs to prevent the risk of extinction.
Adventure Park (UK) is one of the rare places to successfully breed red pandas.
