Pippa Ehrlich’s Netflix doc traces a volunteer conservationist’s experience with the rehabilitation of a traumatized pangolin ...

She’s a small, harmless, scaly, ant-eating mammal with a ridiculously long tongue. Here is the story of Kosha, an orphaned ...

The pangolin's anatomy is adapted for its insectivorous diet. The mammal possesses a long, sticky tongue, which can extend up ...

A long, sticky tongue helps them catch insects. [4] Its common name, pangolin, comes from the Malay word, pengguling, meaning “one who rolls”. This refers to the animal’s habit of rolling ...

A Temminck’s ground pangolin named Tamuda searches for a meal ... Tamuda catches on and begins to eat, his nearly body-length tongue searching the crevices, his long claws mimicking the pick.

The way it gets down from a tree is simply to fall We filmed one scene in which the Pangolin climbs a tree to feed on an ant nest. It’s 40cm long tongue is remarkable to see in action as it laps ...