The red panda is territorial and it is solitary except during mating season.
I think they are it does not make any sense that humans should kill pandas even when they are nice and friendly.
pandas don't live together. after mating season, the male leaves the female
During the mating season Amphibians males out number the females by 10 to 1
mate during mating season
Pandas like to live alone and for most of their lives do not live together with others. But during mating season pandas often meet, exhibiting complicated social behavior. After mating, the male leaves the female. The mother raises her young alone. The cub leaves the mother at the age of 1.5 or 2.5 years.
NO Red Pandas in the wild are normally very solitary creatures (except during mating season). So they don't get along with much of any other animal except themselves. Red Pandas in captivity are more docile and a good bit less shy. So there is a chance that they may in this case (but you would have to put the two together to know for sure).
The adult Giant Panda is a rather territorial, solitary animal, rarely meeting another except in the mating season.
no they don't!
gophers mating season
Salmon..
Panthers are very predatory during mating season.