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Burrowing Pangolins (Fodiomanis sp)
Burrowing Pangolins, also called Armadillo and Mole Pangolins, are descendents of African Pangolins that, as their common name suggests, burrow. They live in a range of biomes, from desert to tropical rainforest, and have expanded their diet to include most invertebrates, though eusocial insects like ants and termites still make up a large part of their diet. Apart from a severe shortening of the tail they are physically identical to their ancestors.
Some species are:
-The Greater Burrowing Pangolin (Fodiomanis grandis) lives in the deserts and arid scrublands of Northern Africa. It is 96cm long.
-The Lesser Burrowing Pangolin (Fodiomanis minimus) lives in the deserts and arid scrublands of Northern Africa. It is 70cm long.
Burrowing Pangolins, also called Armadillo and Mole Pangolins, are descendents of African Pangolins that, as their common name suggests, burrow. They live in a range of biomes, from desert to tropical rainforest, and have expanded their diet to include most invertebrates, though eusocial insects like ants and termites still make up a large part of their diet. Apart from a severe shortening of the tail they are physically identical to their ancestors.
Some species are:
-The Greater Burrowing Pangolin (Fodiomanis grandis) lives in the deserts and arid scrublands of Northern Africa. It is 96cm long.
-The Lesser Burrowing Pangolin (Fodiomanis minimus) lives in the deserts and arid scrublands of Northern Africa. It is 70cm long.
Another idea for the Allocene project.
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