Celebrate one of the world’s most distinctive endangered animals with our International Red Panda Day coloring page, featuring an adorable red panda and the letter R.
This free printable brings together animal coloring, alphabet practice, and a simple introduction to red panda conservation. Kids can color the red panda in its natural rusty-red, cream, brown, and black shades, decorate the big letter R, add bamboo and mountain forests to the background, or create a completely imaginary rainbow red panda.
International Red Panda Day is celebrated on the third Saturday of September each year. In 2026, that means the celebration falls on Saturday, September 19.
It is a great reason to learn what makes red pandas unusual, where they live, why their forests matter, and how people around the world are working to protect them.
Grab your crayons, colored pencils, or markers and start with one very important letter:
R is for Red Panda!
🐾 Meet Our Red Panda Letter R Coloring Page
This printable combines a cute red panda with a large letter R, making it especially useful for younger children learning the alphabet.
Instead of being only an animal picture, the page can become a simple early-learning activity.
Say the letter aloud:
R
Then say:
R is for Red Panda.
Trace the shape of the letter with a finger before coloring it. Talk about the straight and curved lines that make up an uppercase R. Older preschoolers and early elementary students can practice writing several more R’s on another sheet of paper.
Once the alphabet activity is finished, turn your attention to the real star of the page—the red panda.
📅 What Is International Red Panda Day?
International Red Panda Day, often shortened to IRPD, is held on the third Saturday of September.
Red Panda Network created the annual event as a way to celebrate red pandas while helping more people learn about the animals and the challenges they face in the wild.
Schools, zoos, conservation organizations, families, and animal lovers in different parts of the world may mark the day with activities such as:
- Red panda talks
- Art projects
- Coloring
- Quizzes
- Educational programs
- Fundraising
- Conservation activities
Red Panda Network launched the international celebration in 2010, and it has grown to include schools, zoos, and other organizations around the world.
That makes this coloring page an especially good September activity, but there is no need to wait for the official day. Red pandas are interesting animals to learn about throughout the year.
🗓️ When Is International Red Panda Day 2026?
International Red Panda Day does not have the same numbered date every year.
It takes place on the third Saturday of September.
In 2026, International Red Panda Day is Saturday, September 19.
Future dates will shift depending on where the third Saturday lands on the calendar.
That makes the phrase third Saturday of September more useful to remember than one particular September date.
🦊 What Does a Red Panda Look Like?
Red pandas are small mammals with one of the most recognizable color combinations in the animal world.
They typically have:
- Rusty-red upper fur
- Dark legs
- Pale or white facial markings
- Pointed ears
- Long bushy tails
- Rings along the tail
Their warm reddish coat can provide camouflage among reddish-brown mosses and lichens in their forest habitat.
Those natural colors give you a wonderful starting palette for the coloring page.
🖍️ Color a Realistic Red Panda
For a natural-looking red panda, gather:
- Rust
- Cinnamon
- Red-brown
- Cream
- White
- Dark brown
- Black
Use rusty red across the back, head, and much of the tail.
Color the legs much darker—often close to black or deep brown.
Keep areas of the face cream or white.
Then alternate rusty red and lighter buff shades along the rings of the tail.
Don’t worry about making every section exactly identical to a photograph. Real animals vary, and a coloring page is still an art project.
🧡 Mix Several Reds & Browns
A red panda isn’t simply bright red.
Try layering:
- Orange-brown
- Rust
- Cinnamon
- Chestnut
Use lighter colors where you imagine sunlight reaching the fur.
Darken the areas beneath the body and around the legs.
Several related shades can make the animal look much richer than using one red-orange crayon across the entire page.
🤍 Color the Red Panda’s Face
The face is one of the most distinctive parts of a red panda.
Keep areas around the cheeks, muzzle, and ears pale.
Use:
- Cream
- Ivory
- Pale beige
Then add darker reddish markings around the eyes.
Color the nose very dark brown or black.
A tiny highlight in the eyes can make the character appear especially lively.
🦝 Notice the Ringed Tail
The red panda’s long bushy tail has alternating bands of color.
Use:
- Rust
- Cinnamon
- Buff
- Pale orange
to create the rings.
The pattern does not have to be extremely high contrast.
In real red pandas, the bands can appear as subtle variations of reddish and lighter shades.
The tail is not only beautiful—it is useful.
Red pandas use their long tails for balance when moving through trees, and the thick fur also helps protect them in cold mountain environments.
🌈 Create a Rainbow Red Panda
Realistic colors are only one option.
Try:
Body: Purple
Legs: Navy
Face: Pale pink
Tail: Rainbow stripes
Or keep the body rusty red while turning the tail into:
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple
International Red Panda Day is about learning to appreciate the real animal, but your coloring page does not have to become a scientific illustration.
A rainbow red panda can still inspire curiosity about the real thing.
💜 Create a Fantasy Red Panda
Use:
- Lavender
- Turquoise
- Pink
- Gold
Add:
- Stars
- Clouds
- Magical bamboo
Perhaps the red panda lives in an enchanted mountain forest.
Give it a golden tail tip or glowing paws.
Then write a short story explaining how it got its magical colors.
🔤 Color the Letter R
The large R is one of the features that makes this page different from our main Red Panda Coloring Page.
Try coloring the letter:
- Red
- Rust
- Rainbow
- Green like bamboo
Or fill it with patterns.
Add:
- Paw prints
- Bamboo leaves
- Tiny red pandas
- Stars
- Stripes
You can even turn the entire letter into a miniature red panda habitat.
❤️ R Is for Red
The letter R gives you several words to explore.
Start with:
R is for Red Panda.
Then try:
- Red
- Rainbow
- Rabbit
- Rain
- River
- Rose
Draw one small picture beside each word.
For example, make a rainbow beside rainbow and a flower beside rose.
This turns one animal page into a simple alphabet activity.
✏️ Practice Writing the Letter R
On another sheet of paper, practice:
R R R R R
Then try lowercase:
r r r r r
Write:
RED PANDA
Circle the two R sounds you hear at the beginning of red.
Younger children do not need perfect handwriting. Simply becoming familiar with the shape and sound of a letter can be enough for one activity.
For more alphabet-themed printables, explore our Coloring Pages of Letters.
🐾 R Is for Red Panda Fact Card
Turn the coloring page into a mini animal report.
On another piece of paper, write:
Animal: Red Panda
Family: Ailuridae
Habitat: Mountain forests of Asia
Food: Mainly bamboo
Conservation Status: Endangered
Add a small drawing.
Older children can research one additional fact and write it underneath.
🐼 Is a Red Panda Really a Panda?
Red pandas and giant pandas share a name and both eat a great deal of bamboo, but they are not closely related.
Giant pandas belong to the bear family.
Red pandas are different.
They are the only living members of the family Ailuridae.
Scientists spent many years debating where red pandas belonged on the animal family tree because they share certain features with several other mammals.
Modern research places them in their own distinct family.
So a red panda isn’t simply a tiny version of a giant panda.
It is a remarkable animal in its own right.
🐻 Is a Red Panda a Bear?
No.
Despite occasionally being described with old nicknames that compare them with bears or raccoons, red pandas are not bears.
They also should not simply be called raccoons.
The most accurate simple description is:
A red panda is a red panda—the only living member of the family Ailuridae.
That makes this little animal surprisingly special from a scientific point of view.
🏔️ Where Do Red Pandas Live?
Wild red pandas live in mountainous parts of Asia.
Their range includes suitable habitat in:
- Nepal
- India
- Bhutan
- China
- Myanmar
They are associated with high-elevation temperate forests where bamboo grows beneath the trees.
Imagine a cool, misty mountain forest rather than a hot tropical jungle.
That gives you a beautiful idea for the background of the coloring page.
🌲 Build a Mountain Forest
Draw tall trees around your red panda.
Use:
- Deep green
- Moss green
- Blue-green
- Brown
Add distant mountains.
Color them gray, blue, or purple.
Draw clouds or mist around the peaks.
Maybe only the red panda’s bright rusty fur stands out among all the forest greens.
🎋 Add Bamboo
Bamboo makes an especially appropriate addition because it forms a major part of the red panda’s diet.
Draw several long stems.
Add narrow leaves along the sides.
Use different greens:
- Yellow-green
- Leaf green
- Forest green
Place a few bamboo leaves in the red panda’s paws.
Perhaps the animal has stopped for lunch.
🍃 What Do Red Pandas Eat?
Red pandas belong to the mammalian order Carnivora, but bamboo makes up most of their diet.
They particularly eat bamboo leaves and tender shoots.
They may also consume other foods, including fruits, roots, grasses, insects, and other small food items.
A red panda spends a considerable amount of time finding and eating enough food.
Draw a big patch of bamboo around the coloring-page animal.
👍 A Panda With a “Thumb”
Red pandas have a fascinating adaptation for handling bamboo.
Like giant pandas, they have an enlarged wrist bone that functions somewhat like an extra thumb.
Scientists often call this a pseudo-thumb.
It helps the animal grasp bamboo while eating.
Draw several bamboo leaves in the red panda’s paw.
Imagine it gripping the stem while pulling off the tender leaves.
🌳 Red Pandas Are Excellent Climbers
Red pandas spend a great deal of time in trees.
Their claws help them grip bark and branches, while their long tails provide balance.
They can even descend a tree headfirst, thanks in part to the flexibility of their ankles.
Turn the Letter R page into a climbing scene.
Draw:
- Branches
- Tree trunk
- Leaves
- Bamboo below
Maybe the red panda is halfway between the forest floor and a favorite sleeping branch.
🌲 Draw a Red Panda in a Tree
Create another red panda on blank paper.
Start with:
- Round head
- Pointed ears
- Long body
- Four dark legs
- Extra-long striped tail
Place it on a large branch.
Add bamboo below.
For a much more detailed tree-perched design, visit our Red Panda Coloring Page.
That page is the better choice when you want a realistic red panda illustration rather than an alphabet activity.
🐈 How Big Is a Red Panda?
An adult red panda is considerably smaller than a giant panda.
Smithsonian’s National Zoo describes adults as typically weighing roughly 8 to 17 pounds.
That puts them in a size range many children can picture more easily by comparing them roughly with a domestic cat, although their long bushy tails make them appear longer.
Draw:
- Red panda
- House cat
side by side.
Which features look similar?
Which are completely different?
🌬️ Built for Cold Mountain Forests
Red pandas have several features that help them live in chilly mountain environments.
They have thick fur.
Their feet are fur-covered.
Their long bushy tails can be wrapped around the body for additional protection from cold and wind.
Imagine your red panda sitting on a snowy branch.
Add:
- Snowflakes
- Snow-covered mountains
- Frosty bamboo
Use icy blue and lavender throughout the background while keeping the animal warm rusty red.
❄️ Create a Snowy Red Panda Scene
Use:
Sky: Pale blue
Snow: White with lavender shadows
Trees: Dark green
Red panda: Rust, cream, and black
The warm fur can stand out beautifully against the cold colors.
Draw tiny paw prints in the snow below.
Where is the red panda going?
🌅 Red Pandas Are Often Active Around Dawn & Dusk
Red pandas are often described as crepuscular, meaning they tend to be especially active around dawn and dusk.
That creates another beautiful coloring possibility.
Make the sky:
- Peach
- Gold
- Pink
- Lavender
for sunrise.
Or try:
- Orange
- Purple
- Navy
for sunset.
The rusty-red panda will fit naturally into either palette.
🌙 Create a Twilight Red Panda
Color the background deep blue and purple.
Add:
- Crescent moon
- First stars
- Silhouetted mountains
Keep the red panda bright enough to stand out.
Maybe it has just woken up and is beginning to explore the forest.
😴 How Do Red Pandas Rest?
Red pandas often rest in trees.
In cold conditions, they can curl their bodies and use their long tails almost like a furry wrap.
Draw a second red panda asleep on a branch.
Curl the tail around its body.
Add tiny “Z” letters above its head.
Maybe it is sleeping through a misty mountain afternoon.
🐾 Red Panda Feet
Red panda feet have fur that provides additional insulation in cold environments.
Their sharp claws also make them effective climbers.
Look at the paws in the printable.
Then draw a giant imaginary red panda paw print beside the letter R.
Fill it with tiny bamboo leaves.
👂 Look at Those Ears
Red pandas have relatively large pointed ears.
Keep the outer fur rusty red.
Color the inside:
- Cream
- Pale pink
- Light beige
Add a little darker shading around the edges.
Then draw another set of animal ears beside them.
Compare red panda ears with:
- Bear ears
- Cat ears
- Rabbit ears
Which shape is closest?
👀 Color the Face Markings
The pale facial markings help make red pandas instantly recognizable.
Use cream or white around much of the face.
Then add rusty-red “tear” markings extending down from the eyes.
These markings may help reduce glare from sunlight.
Keep the eyes dark.
The contrast between pale fur, rusty markings, and black eyes gives the red panda its distinctive expression.
🐾 Give Your Red Panda a Name
A coloring-page animal can become a character too.
Try names such as:
- Rusty
- Ember
- Maple
- Cinnamon
- Ruby
- Bamboo
- Ringo
- Reddy
Or choose a name beginning with R to match the alphabet theme.
Maybe:
- Riley
- Rory
- Remy
- Rosie
Write the name underneath the finished picture.
📖 Write a Red Panda Adventure
Try one of these story beginnings:
Rory the red panda woke up just before sunset and discovered…
The bamboo forest was strangely quiet because…
Hidden behind the giant letter R was…
The red panda climbed to the highest branch and saw…
Older children can write several paragraphs.
Younger children can tell the story aloud while an adult writes it down.
🔤 Create an R-Words Story
Challenge yourself to use lots of words beginning with R.
For example:
Ruby the red panda ran along the rocky ridge after the rain.
How many R words can you include?
Try:
- Red
- Red panda
- Rain
- Rainbow
- River
- Rock
- Run
- Rest
The sentence does not have to be serious.
The sillier it becomes, the more memorable the letter may be.
🔢 Count the Tail Rings
Look at the red panda’s striped tail.
Count the visible rings.
Then draw another tail and add:
- 2 red rings
- 3 pale rings
- 4 tiny stars
You can also create a repeating pattern:
Red → Cream → Red → Cream
This combines animal observation with simple pattern practice.
🎲 Play Red Panda Roll-and-Color
Grab one six-sided die.
Assign:
1 — Rust
2 — Brown
3 — Cream
4 — Green
5 — Orange
6 — Your choice
Roll.
Color one part of the page using that shade.
Continue until the red panda, letter R, and background are finished.
You may end up with a realistic animal—or something much more unusual.
🔍 Create a Red Panda I Spy Page
Add tiny objects to the background.
Hide:
- 3 bamboo leaves
- 2 paw prints
- 4 stars
- 1 butterfly
- 5 berries
Color everything.
Then give the finished page to someone else.
Can they find all the hidden objects?
🗺️ Find Red Panda Country on a Map
Older children can use a map of Asia to find countries where wild red pandas occur.
Look for:
- Nepal
- India
- Bhutan
- China
- Myanmar
Then locate the Himalayas.
You do not need to memorize the entire range.
The main idea is that wild red pandas live in mountainous Asian forests—not in North America, Africa, or South America.
🏔️ Add the Himalayas
Draw mountain peaks behind your red panda.
Color the closest mountain darker.
Use progressively paler blues or grays for peaks farther away.
That simple change can create a feeling of distance.
Add clouds around the mountains.
Maybe the red panda is exploring a forest beneath some of the world’s highest peaks.
🌏 Red Pandas Need Forest Habitat
Red pandas depend on suitable mountain forests with enough tree cover, bamboo, water, and connected habitat.
When forests are cleared or broken into isolated pieces, red pandas lose places to feed, rest, travel, and reproduce.
Habitat loss and degradation are among the major threats facing the species.
That makes protecting forests an important part of red panda conservation.
⚠️ Red Pandas Are Endangered
Red pandas are classified as Endangered.
Their populations have declined, and major threats include:
- Habitat loss
- Forest degradation
- Habitat fragmentation
- Human disturbance
- Poaching and wildlife trafficking
Domestic dogs can also pose problems in some red panda habitats by attacking animals or transmitting diseases.
There is no need to make the coloring activity frightening. For younger children, a simple message is enough:
Red pandas need healthy forests and people working to protect them.
🌿 What Does Endangered Mean?
When a species is classified as Endangered, it means it faces a high risk of extinction in the wild.
It does not mean there are no red pandas left.
Wild red pandas still live across parts of Asia, and conservationists, local communities, scientists, governments, and zoos are working to protect them.
That gives International Red Panda Day an important purpose.
The celebration helps people learn that red pandas exist—and that protecting habitat matters.
🌱 How Are People Helping Red Pandas?
Red panda conservation can involve many kinds of work.
Efforts may include:
- Protecting forests
- Restoring habitat
- Connecting fragmented forests
- Monitoring wild red pandas
- Reducing poaching
- Working with local communities
- Supporting conservation education
Red Panda Network works extensively with communities in Nepal’s red panda range, including local Forest Guardians and educational programs.
Conservation is not simply about one animal.
It also involves forests and the people who live alongside wildlife.
🏡 People Live in Red Panda Country Too
Red panda habitat is not an empty wilderness.
People live in and around these mountain landscapes.
Successful conservation therefore often involves working with local communities rather than treating people and wildlife as completely separate.
Community-based conservation can support forest protection while also considering livelihoods, education, and local knowledge.
That is one reason Red Panda Network places strong emphasis on community participation in Nepal.
🧒 Red Panda Rangers
International Red Panda Day has long included educational activities for children.
Red Panda Network has worked with schools in Nepal’s red panda range, where students have participated in activities such as:
- Art
- Essays
- Poetry
- Debates
- Conservation education
Children participating in education programs may become Red Panda Rangers, learning about the species and sharing conservation messages with others.
Your Letter R coloring page can become a very simple version of the same idea:
Color. Learn. Share one red panda fact.
🎨 Make an International Red Panda Day Poster
Use the finished coloring page as the centerpiece.
Add a heading:
INTERNATIONAL RED PANDA DAY
Then include three facts:
1. Red pandas live in mountain forests in Asia.
2. They eat mostly bamboo.
3. Red pandas are endangered.
Add bamboo leaves and mountains around the border.
Display the poster at home, school, library, or homeschool space.
🐾 Make a “Save Red Panda Habitat” Poster
Draw the red panda in a healthy forest.
Add:
- Tall trees
- Bamboo
- Clean water
- Mountains
Write:
RED PANDAS NEED FORESTS
Keep the message simple.
The poster can help connect the animal with its habitat rather than presenting conservation only as “saving cute animals.”
🎋 Create a Bamboo Border
Draw bamboo stalks all around the edge of the coloring page.
Make some tall and some short.
Add narrow green leaves.
Use several greens so the border does not become one solid color.
The letter R and red panda can sit inside their own miniature forest.
🖼️ Make a Classroom Red Panda Display
Print several copies.
Let students choose different palettes.
Some may make realistic rusty-red animals.
Others might create:
- Purple red panda
- Blue red panda
- Rainbow red panda
Display them under a heading such as:
R Is for Red Panda
Celebrating International Red Panda Day
Remarkable Red Pandas
Add a few accurate animal facts around the pictures.
🔤 Build an Animal Alphabet
The Letter R red panda page can become one part of a larger alphabet project.
Pair it with our Coloring Pages of Letters.
Choose an animal for other letters.
For example:
B — Bear
C — Cow
D — Dog
L — Lion
M — Monkey
R — Red Panda
T — Tiger
Color each page and assemble them into an animal alphabet book.
📕 Make a Red Panda Fact Book
Create a cover:
My Red Panda Book
Then make several pages.
Page 1
R is for Red Panda.
Page 2
Red pandas live in Asia.
Page 3
Red pandas eat mostly bamboo.
Page 4
Red pandas climb trees.
Page 5
Red pandas are endangered.
Add one drawing to each page.
Staple everything together.
🏫 International Red Panda Day in the Classroom
This printable can fit naturally into:
- September activities
- Alphabet lessons
- Animal units
- Endangered species lessons
- Asia geography
- Nature study
- Early finishers
- Art centers
Teachers do not need to turn the page into a long conservation lecture.
For younger students, three ideas may be plenty:
R is for Red Panda.
Red pandas live in Asian mountain forests.
Red pandas need healthy forests.
Older students can research additional facts.
🏠 International Red Panda Day at Home
Families can celebrate simply too.
Print the coloring page.
Read a book or reliable webpage about red pandas.
Look at photographs of real animals.
Find their range on a map.
Then ask:
What surprised you most?
Maybe it is the striped tail.
Perhaps it is the pseudo-thumb.
Maybe it is learning that red pandas are not bears.
One interesting fact can turn a simple coloring session into something memorable.
🦊 Observe a Red Panda at a Zoo
Some accredited zoos care for red pandas and participate in conservation or breeding programs.
If you see a red panda at a zoo, observe quietly and notice:
- How it moves
- Where it rests
- Tail length
- Coat colors
- Climbing behavior
Do not expect the animal to be active every moment.
Red pandas may spend plenty of time resting.
Afterward, use those observations to color the printable more realistically.
📷 Look Closely at Red Panda Photographs
If a zoo visit isn’t possible, study several photographs.
Look for:
- Rusty coat
- Dark legs
- White face
- Tear markings
- Ringed tail
- Pointed ears
Then compare those features with the Letter R illustration.
Which parts are realistic?
Which have been simplified to make the character cuter?
That is a useful reminder that cartoon animals and real animals are not exactly the same.
🦊 Compare Cute & Realistic Red Panda Art
After coloring this cute alphabet design, print our Red Panda Coloring Page.
That illustration shows a much more detailed red panda sitting on a tree.
Color both.
Then compare:
- Face shape
- Fur detail
- Tail
- Paws
- Tree setting
The same animal can inspire very different kinds of artwork.
🐾 Explore More Cute Animal Coloring
If the adorable style is your favorite part, continue with our Cute Animal Coloring Pages.
You can build a collection featuring sweet versions of wildlife and familiar animals.
Try giving every animal a realistic palette first.
Then print the pages again and create fantasy colors.
🌿 Explore More Nature Coloring
Red pandas are strongly connected with forest habitat, so this page fits naturally with our Nature Coloring Pages.
Add:
- Mountains
- Trees
- Bamboo
- Clouds
- Flowers
to your red panda picture.
The more detailed the background becomes, the more the single alphabet printable can grow into a complete nature scene.
🦁 Explore More Animal Coloring Pages
Our Animal Coloring Pages bring together pets, farm animals, wildlife, zoo animals, ocean animals, birds, insects, and prehistoric creatures.
After coloring the red panda, choose another endangered or unusual animal.
Ask:
- Where does it live?
- What does it eat?
- What makes it special?
- What colors does it have?
You can gradually create your own wildlife coloring collection.
🦒 Build a Pretend Zoo Coloring Book
Combine the Letter R page with our Coloring Pages of the Zoo.
Choose several zoo animals.
Create a cover:
My Zoo Coloring Book
Add a page for each animal.
Write one fact underneath.
The red panda can represent the letter R and the mountain-forest section of your imaginary zoo.
🖍️ Best Supplies for This Red Panda Coloring Page
Crayons are a great choice for younger children because the page combines a simple animal character with a large letter.
Colored pencils work particularly well for:
- Fur shading
- Tail rings
- Facial markings
- Bamboo
- Mountain backgrounds
Markers can make the big R especially bold. Slightly heavier paper may help if marker ink tends to bleed through ordinary printer paper.
You can also combine materials.
Try colored pencils on the red panda and a bright red marker on the letter R.
🖨️ How to Use This Free International Red Panda Day Coloring Page
Print the page and begin with the letter.
Say:
R is for Red Panda.
Color or decorate the R.
Then color the animal using rusty-red, cream, black, and brown—or choose fantasy colors.
Add a habitat around it.
Draw:
- Bamboo
- Mountain forest
- Trees
- Clouds
Finish with one red panda fact.
Maybe:
Red pandas are great climbers.
or:
Red pandas are the only living members of Ailuridae.
Display the finished picture for International Red Panda Day or add it to an animal alphabet book.
❤️ Celebrate Red Pandas With Color & Curiosity
International Red Panda Day is a wonderful excuse to spend a little time with one of the world’s most unusual mammals.
This free printable Red Panda Letter R coloring page makes that especially easy for children. Color the rusty-red fur and striped tail, decorate the alphabet letter, draw bamboo and Himalayan mountain forests, practice R words, create an animal fact card, make a conservation poster, or compare the cute illustration with a more realistic red panda picture.
Along the way, kids can discover that red pandas are not little bears, that they belong to their own family called Ailuridae, that they are excellent tree climbers, that bamboo forms most of their diet, and that they depend on mountain forests across parts of Asia.
Most importantly, they can learn why International Red Panda Day exists.
Red pandas are Endangered, and protecting them means protecting the forests they depend on while supporting the people and conservation programs working in red panda country.
International Red Panda Day takes place on the third Saturday of September—Saturday, September 19 in 2026.
But curiosity doesn’t need to wait for one day each year.
Start with a crayon.
Start with the letter R.
And discover a remarkable little animal.
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