the Red Panda Returns to National Zoo Life in the trees, not bamboo, shaped the panda’s “thumb” Life in the trees, not bamboo, shaped the panda’s “thumb” ...

The otters took full advantage of the snowy conditions and sledded down a hill on their bellies. The video, provided by Zoo Knoxville shows the otters slipping down the slope, crashing into the fresh ...

Red pandas are especially cute*. They grow to be 22-24 inches ... They can even walk face first down a tree! Each red panda requires up to 1 square mile of forest for food and shelter.

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Giant panda ... "It's pretty cute." The zoo's staff has built a jungle gym for the cub so he can learn to climb. It's a safe place to practice climbing because it's not as tall as the trees ...

Here’s what else you can learn about cute ... leaves. Red pandas are specific in their bamboo needs and will only eat young leaves with the most nutritional value. A red panda cub’s diet ...

The video even shows a red panda bravely crossing a snow-coated bridge in the tree. How cute! Both animals are well adapted to the colder climate, according to Zoo Knoxville. Knoxville is the ...