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Where do desert armadillos live?
There is no such animal as a 'desert armadillo.' Armadillos prefer grasslands and scrub and avoid deserts.
Can an armadillo live in the desert?
no
What animal is friends with a armadillo?
another armadillo
What state's official animal is the armadillo?
In Texas, the armadillo is the official state animal.
Is an armadillo an Australian animal?
No. The armadillo is not native to Australia.
What are synonyms of armadillo?
An armadillo is an animal. It doesn't have a synonym.
How does an eye armadillo adapt to its environment?
There is no such animal as an "eye armadillo."
How can the armadillo live in the desert?
Armadillos generally avoid the desert and prefer grasslands or scrub. Only the pink fairy armadillo is found in xeric grasslands of Argentina.
How does a armadillo find food in the desert?
Armadillos do not normally inhabit a desert. They prefer grasslands.
Land animal with scale?
Armadillo
What animal starts with the lettera?
armadillo
What animal that have shells?
snail , armadillo
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