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Red Panda by: Calvin Ines

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Here is video that tells interesting facts about the Red Panda www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd0y9TBadR0&spfreload=10 www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd0y9TBadR0&spfreload=10

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Red Panda (cubs) Red Panda (Adult information Life cycle At first a mother builds a nest out of leaves for there young. Red Pandas have a long pregnancy, after 12 months a cub is born. A mother can have 1 to 4 cubs at a time but usually have twins When the Red Panda is born it is usually born on summer time or spring time. After 18 months the Red Panda starts to be independent and mature

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Diet A Red Pandas diet is very unusual for a mammal, a Red Pandas diet are mostly bamboo (not the roots), fish, eggs, fruits, and, young tender leaves.

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Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mamalia Order:Carnavora Family: Ailurude Genus: Ailurus Species: A. fulgens

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physical characteristics The head and body length of the Red Panda averages about 56 to 63 cm (20 to 25 inches). The tail of the Red Panda is about 37 to 47 cm (15 to 19 inches).

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Behaviors Red Pandas sleep mostly at day and are awake at night. A unique fact about the Red Panda is that they are awake 56% at day except when its mating season they are awake a 63%. The Red Panda are considered solitary so it mostly lives its life alone.

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Habitat The Red panda lives in a forest in bamboo. The Red Panda shares its habitat with the Giant Panda. The Red Panda lives in Eastern Himalayas, Burma, Bhutan, Yunnan province, Laos, and Sichuan province.

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Fun facts Red Pandas are also known as hun ho in China, meaning Fire Fox, the reason why they call it that because of the fur of the Red Panda. Red Pandas are also called lesser cat bear and Red cat bear. Red Pandas are in the raccoon family, the reason why is because of the similarities of the Red Panda and the raccoon.

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Cinquain Red Panda Endangered, wild Hunting, surviving, feeding A cute, nocturnal omnivore Furry By: Calvin Ines

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Work cited http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/ma mmals/red-panda/ http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/ma mmals/red-panda/ http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/AsiaTrail/RedPan da/factsheet.cfm http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/AsiaTrail/RedPan da/factsheet.cfm http://www.bearlife.org/red-panda.html http://www.bearlife.org/red-panda.html