@wildlife_rescuers: Red pandas often choose to rest high up in trees, where branches provide both safety and shade. While asleep, some red pandas produce gentle snoring sounds, similar to humans. This happens because, like us, they have soft tissues in their nose and throat that can vibrate as air passes through during breathing. Snoring is not uncommon in animals with short snouts or certain sleeping positions, and in red pandas, it's simply a natural part of their rest rather than a sign of distress. Their tree-top naps, combined with these soft snores, highlight both their unique adaptations and their resemblance to more familiar mammals. Credit unknown Please DM us for credit #animals #animallovers #redpanda #cuteredpanda #redpandasleeping

Mon :

That’s the way I’m tryna sleep thru this economy

catherinemiller710 :

Such a beautiful precious adorable animal! Adorable!

luvdmydogs :

Aww so cute 🥰

user2683366103407 :

He drilling too so cute no one bother him

REE-REE724 :

Bruh i wish i can sleep that good🤣😂

🪩 Jen :

No but I needed to 💚💚💚

LINDA C. 🎰🎰🎰🎰 :

The Drooll is killin’ me!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Vechta boy :

hahaha

Gcd611 :

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@ykp3arlalts

Ibrahim :

🥰

Amy :

🥰🥰🥰

Dori 🌺🌷🪷🌹🌼🪻🌸 :

🥰🥰

centaurus :

❤❤❤

Ariesfireandlove :

Sounds like my dog who looks like a red panda bear