• Temperate: A climate characterized by mild temperatures.
• Symbiotic: Relates to organisms living together, but doesn't necessarily mean that the relationship is beneficial to both.
• Commensalism: The association between two organisms in which one benefits and the other derives neither benefit nor harm.
• Parasitism: A relationship between two things, where one of them benefits, but the other doesn't.
• Ecosystem: A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
• Species: A group of living organisms/individuals that have similar characteristics.
• Region: An area of a country with defining characteristics.
• Seasonal: Relates to a characteristic that is specific to a certain time of year.

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They have many adaptations. First, they have large wrist bones located on each paw. They have a sixth "thumb" that it used for eating, and allows the Red Panda to grasp the bamboo tightly. Their tails assist them in balance and are used as pillows that prevent heat loss.

They are inaccessible to heavier predators, because of their small body mass. They are also excellent climbers, because of large, curved claws.