Armadillos

Will an armadillos body can protect its self because there skin is made up of some really good hard protecting chemicals and that is the answer for you!!

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No, armadillos are not melons. Armadillos are animals and melons are fruit

9-banded armadillos (the kind found in the southwest U.S.) jump straight up into the air when startled. They can jump 3-4 feet high.

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In some countries armadillos face a problem with loss of habitat or over hunting. The giant armadillo of South America is an example and the reason this animal is listed as vulnerable to extinction.

Armadillos are not natural climbers and generally do not have the ability to climb fences. Their body shape and structure are adapted for digging rather than climbing. However, they can dig underneath fences or squeeze through small openings, which might allow them to bypass barriers. If a fence is particularly low or has a gradual slope, they may be able to scramble over it, but this is not typical behavior.

it depends on the Armidillos.. if it has been abused then it will be very likely to attack you.... they attack by rolling up into a ball and raming into your legs knocking you over onto the ground and once your there they bite you until you bleed to DEALTH. But some Armidillos are very kind and ask you if you would like some tea and pie.

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Well it depends on who your are selling it to. Some folks will pay up to $20 for a nice healthy dilla. But most will only give about $12 or $13 for a decent sized one. A live baby dilla will fetch about $30 because they are the perfect wild animal to make a pet.

Armadillos don't lay eggs, they give birth to live young. There are about 20 species of armadillo, and each one probably has its own litter size (number of babies that it has at one time). Hope this helps!

No, armadillos do not shed their shells.

Armadillos reproduce sexually. They do however produce 4 same sex offspring with each breeding that are all identical.

there size there razor sharp claws and there trick of taking it up high then dropping it

Yes there are armadillos in martins ville Virginia

The largest armadillo is the giant armadillo of South America. No armadillo is aggressive.

Armadillos live in the southwestern United States and much of Latin America. I don't know if you could see them in a zoo.