In taxonomy, Kingdom and Family are two separate levels of classification. The red panda Ailurus fulgens is placed in the Kingdom Animalia as is every living thing that is not a plant, fungus, protist or bacteria.
The red panda is most closely related to the raccoon and is therefore placed in the Family Procyanidae.
Mammal.
Animalia
The family of the red panda is Ailuridae
the size is different because the red panda is actually part of the raccoon family while the giant panda is part of the bear family.
The red panda is (Ailurus fulgens) and is part of the superfamily Musteloidea which is weasels, otters and badgers. It is the only member of the Ailurus family. It was once thought to be related to the giant panda and raccoon.
The Giant Panda Bear is a bear, and is from the bear family the Ursidae. The Giant Panda just happens to be black and white, with a passion for bamboo, and live in China, but he is genetically a bear. The Red Panda had been classed in the raccoon family in the past. But since genetic testing has made it possible to determine it does not belong with them. The Red Panda has it's own family the Ailuridae, more closely related to skunks, and weasels. For more details, please see the sites listed below. Yes they are!
Red mangrove belongs to the Plantae kingdom.
Plant kingdom
Yes, they are a member of the Ursidae family. The Red Panda is a relative of the raccoon.
The red panda is the animal in this family.
All bears are from the same family (Ursidae) as the giant panda. The red panda belongs to a different family (Ailuridae) and is only distantly related to the giant panda.
The most recent consensus is that the giant panda is an extremely derived member of the bear family (ursids). The red panda has been believed to be a member of the raccoon family (procyonids). It was thought for many years that the giant panda might also be related to raccoons, but this is no longer believed to be the case. In recent years, the phylogeny of the red panda has been called into question. In a nutshell - the giant panda is a member of the bear family. The red panda may be a member of the raccoon family, or it may need its own family. The giant panda and red panda are not closely related. Only their names and habits are similar, not their ancestors. Pandas can be very aggressive when threatened, just as other bears can be. However, they are not aggressive in the sense that they seek out conflict or attack without reason (and neither do other bears).