Pangolins are mammals that reproduce sexually, with females giving birth to a single offspring after a gestation period of about 70 to 140 days, depending on the species. Mothers typically give birth to a well-developed baby that is able to cling to her back shortly after birth. Pangolins are unique in that they have a relatively low reproductive rate, often producing just one young per year. The mother cares for the young until they are old enough to fend for themselves.
the ability to survive until it reproduces
Depends on the species you are looking for! They all belong to the genus Manis; there are eight living species: Giant pangolin: Manis gigantea Cape pangolin: Manis temmincki Indian pangolin: Manis crassicaudata Chinese pangolin: Manis pentadactyla Sunda pangolin: Manis javanica Philippine pangolin: Manis culionensis Tree pangolin: Manis tricuspis Long-tailed pangolin: Manis tetradactyla
a pangolin is a type of mammal
No. The pangolin is a mammal, related to anteaters.
Yes, the pangolin is a mammal that has scales
Sunda pangolin was created in 1822.
Chinese Pangolin was created in 1758.
Yes, there is near nothing a Pangolin cannot do. Visual proof: http://www.arkive.org/three-cusped-pangolin/phataginus-tricuspis/image-G34051.html Bow down to the Pangolin!
Pangolins are solitary animals that typically come together only for mating. The female pangolin has a gestation period of about 70 to 140 days, after which she usually gives birth to a single offspring, although twins can occur in rare cases. The mother nurses her young for several months, during which the baby clings to her back while she forages for food. After a few months, the juvenile pangolin begins to explore on its own but may stay with the mother for up to a year.
pangolin specie can grow to alength of about 42 inchesandweigh 30 to 40 pounds.
The pangolin gets its name from a Malay word pengguling, which means "something that rolls up."
A baby Pangolin should weight 6-to 8 ounces