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Red panda has roundish head, elongated, raccoon-like body and long, bushy tail. Giant panda has globe-shaped head, barrel-shaped (bear-like) body and short, stubby tail. Giant panda has thick, wooly, white-colored coat. Legs, shoulders, ears and areas around eyes are covered with black fur.
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Compared to giant pandas, red panda rested more often during the day, even though there was no significant difference in the lengths of the resting periods. The red panda was most active in the morning and evening while giant pandas had no obvious periods of peak activity. Whereas the red panda had regular activity throughout all months of the year, the giant panda showed some seasonal change in activity patterns. It was also discovered that both species had an overlapping range even though each species concentrated its activity around a particular core area.
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Red pandas and giant pandas have historically shared their range and the two species are said to be sympatric. This means that they have evolved alongside each other in the same geographical area sharing the same resources, but not showing any signs of competitive exclusion. There has been a debate for many years about the evolutionary relationship between these herbivorous carnivores. Although they share several biological and behavioral
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