Ground Pangolin Near a Desert Vole
This page illustrates a ground pangolin navigating a sandy steppe environment alongside sparse desert vegetation.
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Ground Pangolin in a Sandy Steppe Environment
A ground pangolin moves across open sandy ground populated by dry shrubs, with a small desert vole nearby in its natural habitat. Arid landscapes and open grasslands offer abundant hunting areas for animals that rely on burrowing insects.
Unique Traits of Ground Pangolins
Ground pangolins are covered in large, overlapping scales made of keratin, the same material found in human fingernails. When threatened, a pangolin rolls into a tight ball, presenting its tough outer armor to deter predators.
Real Colors of the Ground Pangolin
- Armor scales: yellowish-brown, dark brown, or olive-tan
- Soft skin under belly: pale gray or pinkish-tan
- Eyes and snout: dark brown
- Dry steppe vegetation: pale yellow, olive green, and light brown
- Steppe sand: pale cream, beige, or light reddish-tan