These Giant Red Panda-Looking Hamsters Need to be Domesticated Immediately

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[@bananaleech2985]

Right now there are only 11 zoos in the European Union keeping these hamsters in a breeding program. These animals have been (cumilitavely) formerly kept in far more zoos. Since they breed like, well... hamsters, I sould see there being a great insurance population even if few or no animals are in the private trade.

[@TheLeopardSeal-kq4fx]

I am glad they have not been domesticated because they would just end up neglected like all the other domestic hamster species.