Sunda Pangolin, photographed by Johannes Pfleiderer, (source)
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Sunda Pangolin, photographed by Johannes Pfleiderer, (source)
Sunda pangolin (Manis javanica) Singapore Night Safari, Singapore.
Photographer: Suzi Eszterhas
Sunda Pangolin Manis javanica Source:
from https://www.facebook.com/shavez.cheema/videos/10157431879456111/ reposted with permission
A swimming Sunda pangolin @bunjywunjy @kaijutegu @pangur-and-grim @drferox
SUNDA PANGOLIN is one of 8 species of pangolin, and these little guys are from Southeast Asia. Sunda Pangolin or Malayan Pangolin prefer forests and may burrow in trees like this one. Their unique scales, (which are made out of same protein as our hair and nails!) are great protection for them when they are feasting on ant colonies that probably won’t like that very much.
Other than their large, curved claws, their super long tongue and super sticky saliva are great for digging into those trees and log to find their meal. They also walk on their hind legs while balancing with their long tail, giving them a super cute and funny walk.
They are unfortunately one of the world’s most trafficked mammals due to their meat being considered a delicacy and their scales being used in traditional medicine throughout Asia. Them reproducing only once per year doesn’t really help. If we want to keep those termites out of our houses and a stable balance in our ecosystem, as well as just to keep these cool guys around, we should continue to spread awareness and protect them!
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Calendar making update:
Hey folks! As I have a slow traffic on tumblr, I am going to continue to post these individual pages here, for those whoever stumbles across them. And those who choose to take a closer look at each of the month’s illustrations before deciding to purchase one instead of keeping some as a surprise.
I also do enjoy writing out a little description for each of these creatures. <3
Saw this poor guy while on our way to work. Looked like vehicle impact. Thomson road. At least someone dragged the carcass off to the side of the road.
Hopefully it was instant death for the little fellow.
Source: OnHand Agrarian Facebook
Arche 0865 — Pangolin de Malaisie (Manis javanica). Jeudi 3 août 2017, Romain Ternaux. _________________________________________ Né le 28 avril 1987, Romain Ternaux est un romancier français. Inspiré par les grands écrivains américains du siècle dernier (Kerouac, Bukowski…), il rédige un mémoire sur John Fante (dont il rencontre le fils, Dan Fante) et sort diplômé de Lettres Modernes à la FAC de Reims. Addict à l'écriture, il rédige « au moins une page chaque jour » (au début, sans contacter d'éditeurs) et – d'années en années – se retrouve ainsi l'auteur d'une dizaine de romans. Admirateur de Céline, son premier roman publié (et le premier qu'il ait écrit), « Croisade apocalyptique » (chez Dub éditions) conte – à un rythme effréné – le « Voyage » d'un révolutionnaire borné, raté et alcoolique. Sa quête de provoquer le Grand Soir l’entraîne (l'alcool aidant) en Inde, à Los Angeles, puis à Paris (viré de sa chambre d'adolescent, il enchaîne les péripéties burlesques – pour ne pas dire délirantes – à cent à l'heure, survit à une fusillade, devient millionnaire puis clochard, gérant d'une chaîne de fast-food, terroriste recherché…). Adepte de la « Prose spontanée », Romain étudie ses romans pour qu'ils puissent être lus d'une seule traite. Il enchaîne avec son deuxième roman : « L'histoire du loser devenu gourou », sorti le 29 octobre 2015 chez l'éditeur « Aux forges de Vulcain ». Son troisième roman (sur la vie de Spartacus) sortira chez le même éditeur en octobre. _________________________________________ « Projet Arche » : un animal dessiné en quelques minutes chaque jour pendant dix ans. http://projetarche.blogspot.fr
Road kill on Arcadia Road. Young guy.
Source: Foo Jitleang, on Nature Society (Singapore) Facebook Group