Latin Name |
Manis gigantea |
Conservation Status |
Least Concern |
Location
| Africa |
Colour |
- |
Length |
- |
Tail |
- |
Weight |
- |
Life Expectancy |
- Yrs |
Main Characteristics
Giant Pangolins are the largest species of pangolin.
Habitat
Giant Pangolins can be found in Africa and their largest populations are in Uganda, Tanzania and western Kenya. They prefer savanna, rainforests and forested areas and they inhabit areas that have a large termite population and available water.
Diet
Giant Pangolins mainly feed on ants and termites.
Breeding
Predators
Subspecies
There are no subspecies of the Giant Pangolin.
Interesting Facts
As pangolins have no teeth, their stomach is specially designed to grind up their food, with the aid of the sand and small stones that they consume.
Similar Animals
Long-Tailed Pangolin
Indian Pangolin
Chinese Pangolin
Ground Pangolin
Tree Pangolin
Philippine Pangolin
Sunda Pangolin
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