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Pandas aren't cats. Giant pandas are fairly closely related to other bears, while the red/lesser panda is remote relative to the raccoon.
The red panda has given scientists taxonomic fits. It has been classifiedas a relative of the giant panda, and also of the raccoon, with which itshares a ringed tail. Currently, red pandas are considered members oftheir own unique family—the Ailuridae.
Yes, they are pandas. They are not considered a bear, though. They are more closely related to the raccoon and skunk. Red pandas where found before the Giant panda was.
although its name is red PANDA it isn't closely related to panda its closer related to the tazmanian devil . x
The difference between a raccoon and a red panda is that they have a different color of fur, a raccoon is nocturnal, red pandas live in bamboo forests, and a raccoon is predatory. :)
No although they are related to raccoons.
Neither! It is not a bear, nor closely related to the giant panda, nor a raccoon, nor a lineage of uncertain affinities. Rather it is a basal lineage of musteloid, with a long history of independence from its closest relatives (skunks, and otters/weasels/badgers).
Red Pandas? Probably.
Red pandas have red fur, a long fluffy tail like a fox which has white rings, and a white mask like a raccoon. See the link below for photos of red pandas.
You may be referring to the red panda. Red pandas are about the size of a raccoon and have a bushy tail. However, that is where the resemblance ends.
They did not evolve from pandas, but a distant relative closely related to the American Raccoon.
No, a giant panda is a bear but the red panda is related to the raccoon.