Unbear-lievable – doubts over Myanmar red panda


YANGON: Doubts were cast over a poignant tale of a rescued panda donated to a Mandalay zoo, after an expert said a photo in Myanmar’s state media showed a creature that more closely resembled a black bear.

The “Himalayan panda” – a term sometimes used for the small copper-furred red panda – was found in a remote area of eastern Shan state near the border with Thailand, according to the state-backed Global New Light of Myanmar.

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