Several red pandas were seen playing and enjoying themselves at the Shanghai Zoo on February 11. They chased each other across the grass, climbed trees, and wandered leisurely across the ground, charming visitors with their adorable antics.
Native to regions such as Xizang, Yunnan, and Sichuan in China, red pandas feed primarily on bamboo leaves and shoots, occasionally eating fruit, insects, and small birds.
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