Red pandas are kids in costumes.

Nov 20, 2020 3:49 PM

Miguenzo

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Wake up sheeple /s

Nah, I'm pretty sure a panda had surprise sex with a racoon.

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They aren't that unique, similar story with homo sapiens.

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Superfamily is coon and friends tho

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And it apparently does a darn good Godzilla impression

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"meesha meesha meesha meesha"

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They walk upright just like a toddler learning to walk. With the stiff, raised arms and all.

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I can see a possible relationship with Ewoks, when I Look closely

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so fierce rawr

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Kings Play Chess On Fine Grain Sand

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Pabu!

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Oooohhhh... misho misho misho

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Adorable aliens

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That's Kichi from The Jungle Book

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Red Panda used Maul. Its cuteness was super effective!

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"Hurr durr I'm a human, watch me walk on 2 legs and pay taxes"

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So like homo sapiens

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banded hare-wallaby is the only member of sub family Lagostrophinae

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Bear hardware with cat software

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How can they not be related to the common raccoon? Aka trash pandas

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That or skunk is probably their closest relative, it's just not THAT close. Then badgers, wolverines, weasels, otters...

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Red pandas are related to raccoons and skunks though not closely.

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I knew they looked too much like raccoons to not be related to them!

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Apparently their closest relatives are raccoon which is amazing considering they originate on the other side of the world.

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Master Pabu

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Seriously...why aren't we domesticating these!?!?!?

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They are also so rare that there are more furries that identify as red pandas than there are actual red pandas

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Speaking from experience, furries stick to like... a handful of steryotypes.

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Hes not wrong though red pandas are pretty popular

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Please god I hope we can genetically engineer a strain that is domestic.

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Just wait the normal 10k years of selective breedig. Jeez the impatience.

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This. I would love to have one. Cute goofballs

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Its like a bear mixed with a cat

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I need them legal to own as domesticated pets at home please. 2020 needs it.

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They deserve better, pets dont get good food mostly saw dust and fat

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A raccoon?

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Catcoon

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The Chinese word for these is literally "little bear cat" 小熊猫 while regular pandas are just bear cat 熊猫

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IIRC it's most closely related to ferrets, which kinda explains some stuff.

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What? They're just skinny raccoons. Bear-cat? Have you seen either?

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a bat ?

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Cear. Pronounced "care," as in "tear" and "heir."

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Thanks or should I say danke ?

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Care Bears?

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Tear as in tear or as in tear?

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Whichever boasts your flote.

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It's called catbear in german.

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No, it's a Bearcat. F8F-1B Bearcat! The terror of the sky! Along with opposable thumbs, this mammal also packs x4 20mm cannons! And bombs!

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Because of course it is. Ganz logisch.

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what about manbearpig

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Almost surprised it isn't called catpig

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I do so enjoy their ferocious "behold, my terrifying might" stance they do on their hind legs.

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My kitten does the same thing, only lying on her back and not standing up.

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Rawr

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Remember that they're way stronger than they look, on the account of doing Calisthenics 10 hours a day between tree branches

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Large and threatening!

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Imagine doing your most ferocious display & giant creatures are all like

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short girl life

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That's why guns exist. ^_~

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Dont shoot short girls

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@bullseyecherry30

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He’s lovely - I tagged you in it before

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I know... it was the comment too!

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It's ironic that such a unique creature has to share the name "panda"

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And they were actually renamed. They had been called "wah" like the locals did, then some English dude decided they should be pandas instead

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IIRC, the red panda was discovered first, hence the more famous being the giant panda.

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Yep, in older versions of Encyclopaedia Britannica I believe the red panda is simply referred to as "panda".

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Cool. Clearly still a misnomer if they're not related

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fun fact: panda comes from a word meaning bamboo eater or something and something the red panda and giant panda have in common

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Like most things, the name has stuck around long after our knowledge about them has increased.

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Fun!

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Yeap, Habbit is a very powerful force in the universe ;)

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They are my favorite.

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How do you prepare them? With ketchup or bbq sauce?

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Not sure, but whatever you do, prepare with love

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At first I was like "you sick f.." then I realized my username. So to answer. On a stick.

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Had to come back after I caught the joke, brutal.

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A lot of bbq sauces are like 60-70 percent ketchup anyways

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And window cleaner is like 90% water, I still won't drink it

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If you go Edinburgh zoo, you can get so close to them, you can virtually touch them

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When there were a pair in Birmingham, they escaped and hide in the park next to their home for a bit.

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Or you could go to Paradise park in Cornwall and get in the enclosure and feed them by hand.....

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Are they dangerous tho? Like would they maul you? They come from australia right? So whats the catch? Poison fur?

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Nope. From Nepal mainly. Captive ones are very docile and friendly. Super cute and cool.

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what about wild?

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