Armadillos

Some armadillos can get up to 5 foot long but the longest living is 6 ft 7 in 41/2cm

Yes, armadillos are placental mammals.

Armadillos neither hibernate nor do they migrate. However, the nine-banded armadillo is rapidly spreading it range to areas in the United States that previously had no armadillos.

No. Armadillos give birth to live young. They do not lay eggs.

No, not the right ecosphere for them here... Winters are a lil too cold, lol... True

A baby (young) armadillo is called a "pup."

1 difference is that the giant armadillo has more bands on its shell. another difference is that the giant armadillo is bigger. i think the next fact is true. the giant armadillo can breath fire 10 feet longer than a armadillo.

If you ever get close enough to look at one you can see thet it has a patch of hair on its head, they produce milk and they give birth to live young.

very strong. they have a hard shell to protect them from predators. And they can curl up into a ball.

Wolves, coyotes, bears, wildcats, and some threats from dogs, cars, and humans.

A baby armadillo is called a pup.
A baby armadillo is called a pup.

2 grams

Depending upon your beliefs, either God or evolution gave the armadillo a shell to protect itself from predators.

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Usually they do not bite people very seldom do they bite, but than can scratch people or animals if felt threatned

Iguanas live in tropical rainforest areas, generally in lower altitudes in areas near water sources, such as rivers or streams. They spend most of their time high in the forest canopy, about 40-50 feet above the ground.

The state mammal of Texas is the armadillo.

most armadillos will eat bugs.

also I've been told that when domesticating armadillos you can feed them moist cat food, but i don't know wether they eat much meat in the wild.

from what i know the most common killer of armadillos is cars.

not much help, thought i'd give it a shot though.

The weight depends on the species. The pink fairy armadillo is the smallest species and weighs just a few ounces. The largest, the giant armadillo, can exceed 100 pounds as adults. Both species are found in South America.

It is probably the most commonly seen wild animal in Texas and lives in all but the far western parts of the state.

They are generally solitary but females will forage with their offspring until they are mature enough to go out on their own.

The female nurses the babies in her burrow until they can eat solid foods. The babies then go with the mother when she forages for food and learn the skills they will need to survive once they leave the nest when 6-12 months of age.

They're armoured mammals of the family Dasypodidae.