The Llanos long-nosed armadillo is a small armadillo of the Orinoco grasslands in Colombia and Venezuela. Its carapace includes movable bands.
Its carapace is made of bony scutes and ranges from nearly uniform brown to a two-tone pattern with yellowish flanks. It has seven to nine movable bands.
It is solitary and insectivorous. Activity has been reported by day, at twilight, and at night; one field study found peaks in the morning and late afternoon.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.