By Araluen Schunmann Despite being the world’s most heavily trafficked mammal — more than elephants, rhinos and tigers ...

Many times, sport has always found its way to tap into the arts sector with theme songs, including for the football World Cup ...

“Pangolin scales are worth a lot on the market,” he said. He is researching whether the park’s policy of sharing its revenue with surrounding communities actually decreases poaching.

An analysis of contraband pangolin scales revealed genetic markers not seen in known species, researchers said. The newly discovered pangolin was named Manis mysteria.

Last week, [David Shorey] came along to the monthly Hackaday meetup in Pasadena. These meetups feature speakers and drinks, projects and chit-chat, and sometimes a few demos of what the local Hacka… ...

In honor of World Wildlife Day, March 3, let us pay tribute to the lowly pangolin, the world's most trafficked mammal. A scale-covered mammal found in Asia and Africa, all eight species of the ...

The pangolin – an unusual bug-hunting endangered mammal with a long tongue and scales all over its body – has now entered the COVID-19 scientific journals because it carries a coronavirus that ...

A Chinese pangolin who was born at the Prague Zoo made history as the first of its species to be born in Europe. The critically endangered animal in captivity, which was nicknamed “Little Cone ...

And I would agree. The culprits in both coronavirus outbreaks that began in China are not the pangolin, horseshoe bat or civet cat. We have met the enemy: It is us.

A baby Chinese pangolin gets ready to be weighed at the Prague Zoo in the Czech Republic, on Feb. 23, 2023. A female pangolin was born in the Prague Zoo on Feb 2, 2023. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek) ...

“The pangolin scales that were seized came from two species and are equivalent to around 21,000 pangolins,” a press release says. The haul was worth about US$38.1 million, the Singaporean ...

16. Precise Pangolin (12.04) Flickr image credit: Orin Zebest Last but certainly not least we have the pangolin, particularly notable for being the only mammal whose skin is covered by keratin scales.