Red Panda Sounds Filmed Live w/3 Cute Red Panda (Red Panda Noise On Camera)
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- You have probably never heard a red panda sound or red panda noises. That's because they are an extremely quiet animal; it helps them avoid predators.
It is difficult enough to get videos or pictures of red pandas in the wild, but microphone recordings of the red panda outside of captivity is almost unheard of. So you are in for a very rare treat with these adorable red panda. This is one of the best red panda videos starring super cute red pandas.
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You will see red panda standing up and talking like you have never seen or heard them before!
The small redpanda is not a baby red panda, but she was a short time ago. Listen closely to the squeaking sounds she makes, they make her a funny red panda.
The three red panda bear and shown in one natural and two artificial red panda habitat (a red panda zoo).
Red Panda Facts:
QUESTION: What is a red panda size?
ANSWER: They are 20" - 26" inches (51cm - 66cm) long from head to rump (their tail adds another 10" - 20" (25.4cm - 51cm). They weigh 10 - 20 lbs. (4.5 to 9 kilograms).
QUESTION: Is it common to see red panda standing?
ANSWER: No but it is not all that uncommon, either.
QUESTION: Are the red panda endangered?
ANSWER: Yes.
QUESTION: Can you adopt a red panda?
ANSWER: No. Only zoos and sanctuaries can adopt.
QUESTION: Are red panda for sale?
ANSWER: Only to authorized zoos and sanctuaries.
QUESTION: Is there such as thing as a red panda pet?
ANSWER: No. It is not allowed as a pet for ordinary people.
QUESTION: What is the official red panda name?
ANSWER: Red panda, lesser panda, red bear, Ailurus (Family: Ailuridae Genus: Ailurus, Species: A. fulgens) Red panda is native to the eastern Himalayas and southwestern China.
QUESTION: What does panda eat?
ANSWER: Their diets normally consist of 95% bamboo.
QUESTION: Are red panda furry?
ANSWER: Yes.
QUESTION: I often see the word redpandas. Is it the same as a red pandas?:
ANSWER: Yes; the two words are commonly mistakenly run together. Furthermore it is often mistakenly spelled as "red pand".
Such a cute animal makes such cute sounds!
It took me days to get the few sounds I was able to record. I'm really glad you liked it!
Thanks for the recording! Their sounds make them even more cuter🥰
Hi Peppermint Pattie!
You are very welcome for the recording. And thank you very much for taking the time to make such a great comment! I worked extremely hard to get those red panda sounds and I REALLY APPRECIATE appreciate your motivating comment.
I went to your channel and love your fantastic channel logo artwork! (Peppermint patties is a great channel name and also my favorite candy.)
I've got some other super cute animal vids you might like. Here's the UA-cam link: ua-cam.com/play/PLl-w6y6B-BQ04otZwDLhc50iKSb1Hy3u8.html (If you like them please subscribe.)
Cute a red panda :D
I want to pet her ears and her cute bushy tail tho :)
Thank you very much for your great comment!
@@1HappinessAndProsperityHacks Youre welcome :D
*Happy red panda noises*
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so cute. im glad i saw them this summer in a zoo. and i have at least 8 red panda plushies. 3 of them are different versions of meilin lees red panda from the disney pixar movie turning red
Soooo cute!!! Such precious babies!!🩷🩷🩷
I have never heard that before 😸😅👍
It is very rare and I was very lucky to get those sounds. Thanks for the nice comment.
Needs more huff quacks lol love the video!!
You're right. But it took me 2 full days of shooting just to capture these sounds. I'm really looking forward to going through your red panda playlists. Thanks for posting those!!! I'm a subscriber to your channel.
Awww thanks!!! And yeah I have heard it's hard to get them to make noise lol stealthy little fuzzies!
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Cute
Thanks for taking the time to post your comment.
Fantastic! Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Procyonoidea is a superfamily of caniform carnivorans that is currently native to North America, South America, and Eastern Asia, there are over 28 extant species within 11 genera and 4 families, the four families within the superfamily Procyonoidea are Mephitidae (Skunks and Stink Badgers), Procyonidae (Raccoons, Ringtail, and Cacomistle), Ailuridae (Red Panda), and Nasuidae (Coatis, Olingos, Olinguito, and Kinkajou), it is hinted that Mephitidae is the earliest and most basal within the superfamily, Mephitidae contains 4 genera within two subfamilies, Mydaus (Stink Badgers) is the only extant genus of the subfamily Mydainae, which originated from the old world, the other three genera are classified as skunks (subfamily Mephitinae), the namesake family of the superfamily Procyonoidea being Procyonidae contains only two living genera, Bassariscus (Ringtail and Cacomistle) and Procyon (Raccoons) and is the second most basal, both Bassariscus and Procyon originated from North America and are known to live mostly in temperate weather climate, Ailuridae, which are known as the lesser pandas are the only extant family within the superfamily Procyonoidea that happens to be found exclusively in the old world, the extinct genus Angustictis may actually be an extinct representative of Ailuridae, specifically in the subfamily Simocyoninae as the sister genus to the extinct Alopecocyon, the Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens) is the only living species of lesser panda, it is also a member of the subfamily Ailurinae, that includes the extinct genera such as Pristinailurus and Magerictis, the sister group to the lesser pandas (family Ailuridae) are South America's first collection of carnivorans (family Nasuidae), which contains only four living genera, Potos (Kinkajou lineage), Bassaricyon (Olingos and Olinguito), Nasuella (Mountain Coatis), and Nasua (True Coatis), Nasuidae included many extinct genera being the familiar Cynonasua (sometimes written as Cyonasua), Chapalmalania, and Parahyaenodon and the poorly known Tetraprothomo and Amphinasua, nasuids are also the second mammalian predators to colonize South America after the metatherian sparassodonts, nasuids coexisted with the sparassodonts, but were unable to outcompete them, in fact both sparassodonts and large predatory nasuids like Cynonasua, Chapalmalania, and Parahyaenodon were outcompeted by other mammalian predators, predatory nasuids even competed with the terror birds (family Phorusrhacidae) and the largest armadillo that ever lived being Macroeuphractus outesi, the only surviving nasuids today are the coatis, olingos, olinguito, and kinkajou, members of Procyonoidea were very diverse in the fossil record, but now, only 11 genera and 28 species now remain.
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