Styan's red panda, also known as the Burmese red panda, is a subspecies of the red panda found primarily in the mountainous regions of Southeast Asia. This small mammal has a distinctive reddish-brown fur, a long bushy tail, and a face marked by white facial markings. Styan's red panda primarily inhabits temperate forests, where it feeds on bamboo, fruits, and other vegetation. These animals are solitary and mostly nocturnal, making them more active during the night. Styan's red panda plays a crucial role in its ecosystem by helping to maintain the health of bamboo forests. Due to habitat loss and poaching, this subspecies is considered vulnerable, highlighting the need for conservation efforts.