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        <h1> Red panda (<em>Ailurus fulgens</em>)</h1>

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        <h3>Habitat and distribution</h3>
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            Red pandas are found mainly in the temperate forests of the eastern Himalayas and southwestern China, including Nepal, India, Bhutan, Myanmar, and China.
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			They typically live in mountainous forests at elevations of about 1,500–4,800 metres, preferring dense bamboo undergrowth for food and shelter.
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			<em>A. f. fulgens</em> is mainly found in the eastern Himalayas, while <em>A. f. styani</em> occurs primarily in southwestern China and northern Myanmar.
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        <h3>Diet / behavior / social organization</h3>
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            Red pandas are primarily herbivores, feeding mainly on bamboo leaves and shoots, supplemented by fruits, berries, insects, eggs, and small animals.
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			Much of their time is spent in trees, where they rest and feed. Activity is greatest during the early morning, evening, and night.
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			Red pandas are generally solitary, with individuals usually living and foraging alone. Mothers remain with their young until they become independent.
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        <h3>What makes this animal awesome</h3>
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            It climbs effortlessly through the treetops, using its long, fluffy tail for balance like a little acrobat of the forest.
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