Red pandas have a body length of 50-64 cm and a tail length of 28-59 cm. They have red-brown fur on their upper body and black legs and feet. Their tails have white rings that help them camouflage. Red pandas mainly eat bamboo and are endangered due to habitat loss and predation, with their population under 10,000. Conservation efforts include protecting forests, keeping pandas in zoos, and preventing poaching.

2. • The head and body length of
red pandas measures 50 to
64 cm.
• Their tail is 28 to 59 cm.
Males weigh 3.7 to 6.2 kg
and females 3 to 6.0 kg.
• They have a white face with
brown parts around the eye
• The colour of their fur is
reddish brown on the upper
body and black on the legs
and feet.
• Their tail is brown with white
rings on them and is useful
for camouflaging in mossy
trees.

3. • Around 50 % of the red
pandas population lives in
the Himalayas.
• Their tails are red with
white rings which is useful
for camouflaging them in
mossy trees.
• The Red pandas mainly
eat bamboo.

4. • Red pandas are
endangered because their
main food source which is
bamboo is being
destroyed in the
Himalayas.
• Also because they are
getting killed by foxes.
• There population is less
than about ten thousand
red pandas.

5. • People can stop
destroying the forests that
the red pandas live in.
• They can protect it by
keeping them in zoos
• Stop killing them for
money
• And keep them in their
safe habitat

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