Pangolins are nocturnal mammals that spend their nights hunting ants and termites and their days curled up in a ball. While they might look like an armadillo, anteater or even a walking artichoke, these unique animals belong to a family all their own. Only a handful of zoos around the world exhibit Pangolins, which are endangered in the wild, making the December birth of this little Chinese Pangolin at the Taipei Zoo an extremely rare occurrence. The toothless pup was found by zoo staffers last month in a hole its mother made after they tried to move her to a heated room during a cold front.
Posted 1 year ago
Posted 1 year ago
Hello, My name is Toya. I am a guitar hobbyist and music enthusiast, trying to fit my hobby into my very busy work sched.
I am an avid fan of Japanese pop culture and music. I do not live in Japan.
I am also into video games, cooking, loitering around malls while window-shopping, aimlessly and deliberately getting lost at nice and interesting places that I haven't seen before, and wildlife - specifically endangered species.
