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Longleat provides update on rare and adorable red panda twins

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The rare red pandas were born at Longleat Safari Park at the end of June. They are part of an international breeding programme to save the endangered species. Numbers of the red panda are thought to be as low as 2,500 in the wild. Red pandas are carnivores, but their natural diet consists of bamboo.

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Longleat provides update on rare and adorable red panda twins

Longleat Safari Park has issued an update on a pair of rare red pandas which were born in June as part of an international breeding programme for…

2 years ago·Trowbridge, United Kingdom

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Wiltshire Times broke the news in Trowbridge, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Friday, September 29, 2023.

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