Red panda skeleton

This is a diagram showing you how a giant panda's skeleton would look like.

Red pandas once lived in Tennessee five million years ago. This 3D replica cast of a red panda skeleton is based on fossils found at Gray Fossil Site in Gray, Tennessee. An ancient North American relative of the living red panda, the Gray Fossil Site skeleton (named Bristol's Panda) is the most complete fossil ailurid from North America and most complete ailurine found anywhere else in the world.

Bristol’s Panda (Pristinailurus bristoli), found only at the Gray Fossil Site, is an ancient North American relative of the living Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens). Known from intact skeletons, it is the most complete fossil ailurid from North America and most complete ailurine found anywhere else in the world. Etymology Its genus name (Pristinailurus) comes from the Latin word pristinus meaning “former” or “previous”, and Ailurus for the living Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens) to which the fossil…

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This is my favourite animal obviously. So I wondered if I could modelize it dead. Dislclaimer: This is most certainly anatomically incorrect. - Red Panda Skeleton - 3D model by baudoin

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