Red pandas are categorized as "Endangered" on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species. Here, a photo of a red panda lying in the sun. Their closest living relative is the raccoon.Ī resurfaced clip of a red panda's reaction to a stone has the internet in stitches. They have been classified as the only living member of their taxonomic family, Ailuridae. Humans are charmed by their kitten-like face, red fur, small stature and big bushy tail. Despite the name and the diet, they are not closely related to giant pandas. Red pandas are native to mountain forests in China, Myanmar and Nepal. "Stone is petrified," another person quipped. "I have an urge to pick him up and carry him around on my hip like a little baby," one user gushed. The top comment asked: "Is that him trying to be threatening? He looks so cute!" Redditors agreed that this tactic may not be working so well for the adorable animal faced with an inanimate foe. The best part: red pandas stand up on their hind legs to look larger and more intimidating when they sense danger and use their claws to defend themselves against a threat. After several seconds without a response, the animal strikes the rock with its claws. It showed a red panda running up to a stone and reacting with apparent shock, then throwing up its front paws and standing on its hind legs to tower over the enemy.
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