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Published 15:32 IST, May 28th 2020

Red panda puts claws up to surrender in hilarious video, netizens say 'don't shoot'

Red panda’s hilarious hand-up reaction like it was cornered to avert any threats, with its claws thrown up in the air intrigued the users.

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A clip of a bonny red panda walking down the road and suddenly raising its paws in surrender upon hearing the human presence in the vicinity has left the internet in splits. The 10-second footage shows the rusty creature sprinting along the way to the woods when it is perturbed by the people as it freezes. On its two hind legs and with paws aloft, the red panda stands still in an apparent “I give up” posture before adorably rolling on the ground.  

The heart-melting clip garnered over 23.6k views and was liked nearly 2.9k times as users poured in comical reactions in the thread saying that the panda “looks like the raccoons that walked through my patio, only smaller”. Panda’s hilarious hand-up reaction like it was cornered to avert any threats, with its claws thrown up in the air intrigued the users. “Don't shoot, I surrender!" wrote a user, making laughter emoticon. “No please, you may test in any way or form, I'm completely Coronavirus free, as I did not catch a train or bus to get here!” wrote the second. “It's mine now,” wrote the third.  

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Often featured in cartoons 

Native to the temperate forests of the Himalayas, the red pandas are known for their rare, interesting reddish fur, striped tails, and expressive faces, according to wildlife experts. Because they can be very communicative, they are often extremely popular in Asia and for this reason are featured in many cartoons, as well as toys and mascots. However, due to loss of habitat, poaching, and trapping, these creatures are listed as endangered species.  

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15:32 IST, May 28th 2020