pangul
Pangul, also known as pangolin, is a mammal native to Africa and Asia. It is characterized by its unique armor-like scales, which are modified keratinous (horny) scales derived from the epidermis. These scales cover the pangolin's body, forming a protective shell that can be rolled into a ball for defense against predators. Pangolins are solitary creatures and are known for their nocturnal behavior, spending most of the day resting in burrows.
There are eight species of pangolins, divided into two families: Manidae and Pholidotae. Manidae includes the
Pangolins play a crucial role in their ecosystems as they feed on a variety of invertebrates, including