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Other than the communication through touching that goes on between mothers and their young and between mates, we do not think that Giant Armadillos communicate with each other. They are mainly soltiary animals.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 8y agoArmadillos communicate with one another by using chemical smells. However, they can sometimes also make small sounds. These sounds are usually made when it is mating season.
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∙ 9y agoArmadillos mate in a manner typical of many other mammals, with the male climbing on top of the female to copulate. Their babies are born about 8 months later.
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Are giant armadillos endangered?
Giant armadillos are threatened by overhunting and the loss of habitat because of human settlement and agricultural development
Where Giant armadillo live?
Giant armadillos live in South America.
How many giant armadillos are there worldwide?
two :(
What is the giant armadillos diet?
the giant armadillo's diet would be larvae, worms, scorpions, and spiders. They eat really what the other smaller armadillos eat.
In what country do giant armadillos live?
Giant armadillos live throughout the Amazon basin of South America. To view a range map, click on this link.
On what continent does the giant armadillo live?
Giant armadillos are found in South America.
What is the giant armadillos habitat?
Giant armadillos tend to live in warm places. Almost all of the known species of armadillo make their home in Latin America.
What continents do giant armadillos live on?
South America
Where Armadillo live?
Giant armadillos live in South America.
Why are giant armadillos endangered?
Giant armadillos are threatened by overhunting and the loss of habitat because of human settlement and agricultural development
What is the giant armadillos food chain?
Giant armadillos are tertiary consumers. They eat the insects that eat the plants. Then, they become the food for carnivores such as jaguars and mountain lions.
Why are the giant armadillos at risk?
they get preyed on by puma conclour and panthera onca ;)
