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Seeing Red-Fur Panda in China
January 18th, 2010 | 
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Red Panda or the scientific name Ailurus fulgens is a species of mammal in the order Carnivore. As the name implies, the Red Panda has a brownish-red hair and thick black-legged. His face is round white with brownish red stripes from eyes to mouth. Red Pandas have long tail with a red ring and twelve young brown-intermittent. Tread feet covered by white fur, which is useful for maintaining body warmth as well as for walking on snow or ice surface.
The closest relatives are in the bear family in the South American spectacled bear. And of course the Red Panda is also no kinship with me because I do not eat bamboo.
When red panda is being fed, all the animals came out of the nest. You’ll be pleased because you have the opportunity to immortalize them. They look cute with her limping and they seem the type who likes animals clustered. Proved every single animal is moving to one place then another panda follows. Occasionally they move rolling and running around, making the tourists laughing at their behavior.
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