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White-bellied Pangolin
Phataginus tricuspis
· 2 min read
The white-bellied pangolin's prehensile tail can grow longer than its head and body combined, functioning as a fifth limb that lets it grip branches, hang, and forage for ants high in the forest canopy.
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