Pangolin Discovering a Spatula
A pangolin walks across sandy ground near grass, two restoration spatulas, distant rolling hills, and an open sky.
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What the Pangolin Discovery Scene Shows
The pangolin moves toward the right with its overlapping scales covering its back, sides, and long tail. Tufts of grass break up the sandy ground beneath it. On the left, two large restoration spatulas stand in the earth behind the grass, while gentle hills stretch across the distant landscape.
Interesting Facts About Pangolins and Their Surroundings
Pangolins use strong claws to open ant and termite nests, then collect the insects with a remarkably long, sticky tongue. Their scales are made of keratin, the same durable substance found in human fingernails. When threatened, a pangolin can curl into a tight ball so that its armored back protects its softer underside.
Real-Life Colors of the Pangolin Scene
- Pangolin scales: tan, ocher, brown, or dark brown
- Pangolin face and underside: pale pinkish gray, brown, or dark gray
- Sandy ground: beige, golden tan, or light brown
- Grass: yellow-green, fresh green, or dry straw brown
- Restoration spatulas: usually silver-gray metal, sometimes with brown or dark handles