1. Chinese Pangolin Look at that face!! Manis Pentadactyla
Chinese pangolins are the only breed of pangolin with outer ears.
Look at that face!!
One of 8 species belonging to the order Pholodia.
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Chinese Pangolin
Manis Pentadactyla

2. From arkive.org
From Pangolins.org
Chinese pangolins live in many areas of south east Asia including Bangladesh, Hong Kong, and Bhutan. They live in burrows made on their own or burrows formed by other animals.

3. Biotic factors
Evergreen trees
Tropical trees
Bamboo
Termites
Ants
Grass
Flowers
Shrubs
Other insects
leopards
Abiotic factors
Dirt
Dead plants
Dead animals
Rocks
Water
Temperature
Sunlight
Limiting factors
Small birth rate
Human impact

4. rhamphotheca.tumblr.com
Thestar.com
Chinese Pangolins birth one young at a time
The babies are born in the winter
They can not leave the burrow until spring
The offspring ride on the mother’s tail when they are young
Females can have children after one year

5. Arkive.org
Pangolins are a second level consumer. They chow down on ants and termites, similar to an Aardvark. Chinese pangolins have bad eyesight so they rely on sense of smell to find food.

6. 10 Fun Facts Chinese pangolins can climb trees
Chinese pangolins are good swimmers
Pangolins walk on their knuckles
Pangolins can also walk on their hind legs
Pangolins are nocturnal
Pangolin can close their nostrils and ears to protect themselves from swarming insects
Chinese pangolin in French is Pangolin A Queue Courte or Pangolin De Chine
Chinese pangolin in Spanish is Pangolin Chino
A pangolin’s scales are 25% of their total body mass
Pangolin scales supposedly have antiseptic properties so people use them to scratch mosquito bites
Zoochat.org

7. From news.mongabay.com
I guess you could say the Chinese pangolin is so ugly it’s cute. These prehistoric critters have long and very strong claws that allow them to burrow into the ground and open termite nests. Pangolins have a sticky tongue that measures up to 40 centimeters. Chinese pangolins have a body length of cm, a tail length of 28-35cm, and a total weight of 2-7kg.

8. Darkroastedblend.com
Pangolins.org
Pangolins roll into a ball to protect themselves and their young. The pangolin scales are actually fused hairs. We can assume that these scales are an adaptation, along with their very large claws.
From Sgforums.com

9. Zoochat.org
Pangolins are hunted by leopards and of course humans.

10. Blogs.scientificamerica.org
Ecologyasia.com
Pangolins are heavily hunted by humans. They are known as an Asian delicacy. Also ground up pangolin scales are known to fight skin disease. Polls show that near every hunter in Vietnam sells every pangolin that they catch.
Savingvietnamswildlife.org

11. From news.mongabay.com
Arkive.org
Bangladesh, India, china, Myanmar, Nepal, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam’s legislatures have set out to protect this animal. However protected sanctuaries are not enough to shield them from poachers. The act of illegally hunting and trading of Chinese pangolins still occur in large numbers. The worst part is that nobody actually knows the exact number of Chinese pangolins left… all I can say is that their numbers are declining.

12. From arkive.org
Wti.org
Pangolins are a butterfly creature. They eat tons of termites and ants, if they didn’t eat them those bugs would get out of control and over population would kill the insects. If the termites and ants die then the things that eat them like anteaters would starve to death. All the animals that eat anteaters would die out too. On the other side of this web leopards eat pangolins if leopards can’t eat pangolins then odds are the leopards in Asia would die too and the ripple keeps expanding. Result: nature is out of balance forever.

13. Bibliography
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