Indo-Burmese Pangolin

Indo-Burmese PangolinAdults have deep chestnut scales, small ears, and a bare patch at the snout tip. This pangolin is recorded in mixed deciduous and evergreen forest along the southern Himalaya.What does it look like?Adult scales are deep chestnut to dark brown, while juveniles are slate-gray or gray-brown. The ears are small and flap-shaped, and the snout tip has a bare patch of skin.How does it live?Adults have deep chestnut scales, small ears, and a bare patch at the snout tip. This pangolin is recorded in mixed deciduous and evergreen forest along the southern Himalaya.The southern Himalayan specimens in the study were associated with mixed deciduous and evergreen forest. This is limited to the forest records in that paper.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.