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Ailurines are a species of bipedal omnivores related to the mustelid red panda. Some anthropologists believe that they are native to northeastern Yasteria. According to the [[BipedliformaBipedaliforma|Unified Bipedalism Theory]], Ailurines belong in the genus ''Kokkinopantis kokkinopantis'' with their closest relatives in terms of that theory being the [[Lutryne]]. Ailurines are small with height ranging from 4 ft 6 in (137 cm) to 5 ft 2 in (158 cm.) Thick fur covers most of their bodies and is most voluminous on the tail which averages a length of 2 ft 6 in (76 cm.) Dimorphism between the sexes is minimal with both males and females possessing similar colorations, patterns, and physiologies. Ailurines possess an excellent sense of smell and decent night vision, though they are primarily diurnal. Ailurine pregnancies last 7.5 months and result in 2-4 cubs. The average lifespan is influenced by environment and lifestyle but is around 80 years old for both genders. The current record for longest-lived ailurine is a female that reached the age of 108 years, 4 months.