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RED PANDA ADAPTATIONS
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Red Panda Adaptations
By: Haylee Breitinger
Habitat
Red pandas live in the Eastern Himalayas in places like China, Nepal, and Bhutan. They spend most of their time in trees. Their claws help them move easily from branch to branch.
Habitat
Adaptation 1
Adaptation
1
They have long, bushy tails that help them maintain balance and stay safe while climping around their enviroment. They stay warm during winter with their thick fur coats and buy curling there tails aroung them.
Is it a Physical or Behavioral
Both physical and behavioral
That adaptation is both physical and behavioral. The part where their tail helps them maintain balance is physical . The other part where they curl their around them is behavioral.
Why is it both
Adaptation 2
Adaptation
2
A way for red pandas to communicate with each other is by marking territory. The other Red Panda then will use there sense of smell to communicate.
Behavioral
Physical or behavioral
Adaptation 3
Adaptation
3
Red pandas are also excellent climbers, and they have strong, curved claws. When climbing down a tree headfirst, the red panda uses hind-foot mobility.
physical
physical or behavioral
3 fun facts
1. THEY HAVE TWO EXTINCT RELATIVES.
2. THEY'RE VEGETARIAN CARNIVORES.
3. THEY'RE SLIGHTLY BIGGER THAN A DOMESTIC CAT.
Predators and prey
The red pandas predators are snow leopards and martens. Humans also kill red pandas for their fur. The red pandas prey are small birds, eggs, acorns, fruit, and small animals. They also eat bamboo leaves, berries, roots, blossoms and the leaves of various plants.
Video
https://youtu.be/hPKab2d4_Xw