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  2. Pangolin facts and information - National Geographic

    • Learn about pangolins, the scaly anteaters that are the world's most trafficked non-human mammals. Find out how they live, what they eat, why they are endangered, and what you can do to help.… See more

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    Pangolin scales are made of keratin, the same material that makes up fingernails, … See more

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    Characteristics and Behavior

    Pangolins are solitary and active mostly at night. Most live on the ground, but some, like the black-bellied pangolin, also climb trees. They range in size from a large housecat t… See more

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    Reproduction

    The only time pangolins spend time together is when they mate and bear young. Some pangolin fathers will stay in the den until the single offspring is independe… See more

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    • There are eight species of pangolins.
    • Four are found in Asia (Chinese, Sunda, Indian, and Philippine pangolins), and they're listed as critically endangered.
    • The four African species (ground pangolin, giant pangolin, white-bellied, and black-bellied) are listed as vulnerable.
    • A single pangolin can eat up to 70 million insects in a year.
    • Pangolins are more closely related to cats, dogs, and bears than to armadillos and anteaters.
    • They are the world’s only scaly mammals.
    • Pangolins are the only mammals with scales.
    • They are on the brink of extinction.
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    There are eight species of pangolins. Four are found is Asia— Chinese, Sunda, Indian, and Philippine pangolins—and they're listed by the IUCN as critically endangered. The four African species—the ground pangolin, giant pangolin, white-bellied, and black-bellied—are listed as vulnerable.
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    • • A single pangolin can eat up to 70 million insects in a year.
    • • Pangolins are more closely related to cats, dogs, and bears than to armadillos and anteaters.
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    Pangolins are a group of unique mammals found only in Africa and Asia. They are the world’s only scaly mammals. They are also the most trafficked wild mammal. Pangolins are on the brink of extinction.
    It's native to the humid forests of West and central Africa, where it spends its days close to its burrow or partially covered in leaves or brush. It is solitary and comes out to feed only at night. It's a terrestrial species, unlike the white-bellied and black-bellied tree pangolins that also live in West and central Africa.
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    Pangolins are creatures found in Asia and Africa that have a pinecone-esque appearance. They’re about the size of house cats, are covered in scales, and have very long tongues for slurping up ants and termites. These pest controllers are a hot commodity on the black market, poached for nearly all their body parts.
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