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Sunda Pangolin
Manis javanica
· 2 min read
The Sunda pangolin's tongue can stretch far past its snout to probe insect nests, and its root sits deep in the chest cavity near the pelvis and last ribs rather than attaching to the jaw like most mammal tongues.
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