They consume 20 to 30 percent of their body weight in bamboo daily, which can amount to eating up to 20,000 leaves.
They possess a pseudo-thumb, an enlarged wrist bone adapted for climbing trees and gripping bamboo stems and branches.
Despite being classified as carnivores due to their ancestry, red pandas primarily subsist on bamboo.
They spend up to 17 hours per day sleeping, often preferring tree branches or hollows for resting.
Their tails serve as makeshift blankets, particularly in the cold mountain environment they inhabit.
They vocalise through various sounds like tweets, squeals, grunts, hisses, and a distinctive "huff-quack."
Raccoons - Despite their name, they are more closely related to raccoons than giant pandas.