Utah's Hogle Zoo wants to you to meet its newest resident — a 7-year-old Chinese red panda who sneaks biscuits. State of play ...

the Red Panda Returns to National Zoo Life in the trees, not bamboo, shaped the panda’s “thumb” Life in the trees, not bamboo, shaped the panda’s “thumb” ...

They can even walk face first down a tree! Each red panda requires up to 1 square mile of forest for food and shelter. As solitary creatures, they do not like to share with others. Generally ...

Here are some interesting facts about red panda that will leave you amazed. Despite their name, red pandas belong to a different family (Ailuridae) and are more closely related to weasels and raccoons ...

The red pandas enjoy a delicious snack before spending their time hanging out in a snow-covered tree. This is normal red panda behavior, as the animals tend to spend the majority of their time hanging ...

Officials said the red panda’s health declined over the past ... they tend to predominantly stay in trees. Safe havens in zoos like the Nature Center become vital for the animal’s survival.

While their thumb-like appendages can be used in the same way as that of giant pandas, it is believed that the red panda’s opposable thumbs may have evolved as an adaptation for grasping branches in ...

Residents in Taplejung district, a key red panda habitat, are currently protesting the mass felling of thousands of trees for ...

Red pandas cubs are fascinating to watch, but the reason behind why they can to stand is the most interesting fact of all.