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Armadillos

Euphractus sexcinctus

About the Armadillos

Six-banded armadillos have a pointed flattened head, and are covered in scaly plates, with six to eight moveable bands in-between. They also have strong claws for digging. This particular species is not able to curl into a ball like some other types of armadillo. Armadillos are good at swimming and swallow air to help them float.

Habitat and Distribution

Six-banded armadillos are mostly found on dry savannahs in South America.

Family Information

Six-banded armadillos usually live on their own in the wild when adults.

Conservation Status: Common

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