The difference between raccoons and pandas

Raccoon: Raccoon belongs to the genus Raccoon.

Red panda: Red panda is an animal belonging to the genus Red Panda in the red panda family.

Second, the size is different

Raccoon: Raccoon is 40-70 cm long and weighs 3.5-9 kg.

Panda: The panda is 40-63 cm long and weighs about 5 kg.

Third, the head is different.

Raccoon: Raccoon's head has a circle of dark hair around its eyes, and its ears are slightly round with white hair on them.

Panda: Panda's head is short and wide, with white spots on the upper nose, cheeks and eyebrows.

Extended data:

Raccoons are native to Belize, Canada, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, the United States and other North American regions.

It is also found in Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Russia, Switzerland and Uzbekistan.

Raccoons only pair during the breeding season. Male raccoons mate with several female bears at the same time, but female bears generally only accept one courtier. Usually docile and serene male bears often yell and fight with each other during mating season.

Raccoons have a mating season of 1 or February, a pregnancy period of 63-65 days, and give birth once a year. They gave birth to young children in April or May (affected by the weather), with 3-7 children, but usually 4 children. They usually live in tree holes, burrows or caves. Babies can be weaned at the end of summer and then start to live independently. Raccoons don't hibernate, but they hide in cold winter.