Who says that technology can’t be cute?
Whilst browsing the web today I found a post that shows us what could be the inspiration behind the Firefox logo. Hans writes:
Lots have argued whether it’s indeed a fox or a bamboo-eating Red Panda – though it was formerly classified as raccoon. Running a Google Search will give you more shots of those little cute animals.
Here’s the cute little fire fox posing for the camera:
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5 comments
i dont care if it is a red panda. its looks like a fox to me and it looks so happy. so i dont think it minds being red and its very cute. 🙂
Mr & Mrs Raccoon?
How is this cruel? The animal looks quite comfortable to me. It’s not being taunted or used in a fight.
Firefox is another name for Red Panda. If you want to see a real firefox, and not just a dyed puppy (and what a cruel thing to do to a puppy) why don’t you try looking at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Panda
Ok… That’s not a firefox. Firefox is another name for a red panda. Why don’t you take a look at a real Firefox here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Panda
The logo has always looked like a red fox to me, but it’s be awesome if it was a red panda 🙂
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