REPOST • Did you see this great video from @wildaid ? Please share to spread awareness for the most trafficked mammal! 🌳 Far away in the Asian rainforest or African savannah is the home of one of the most extraordinary animals: Pangolins. The "citizens" of the Pango village can do many things to protect the forest and biodiversity: scoop up ants and termites, help improve the soil's nutrient quality and prevent the invasion of harmful insects. They are an indispensable part of the ecosystem. Th

To prepare the pangolins for their release back to the wild, we start feeding them ants and observe them while eating and climbing around with the transmitter. | Save Vietnam's Wildlife

Pangolin Feeding: Nature’s Armored Insect Hunter A pangolin uses its long, sticky tongue to feed on ants hidden deep in the tree bark. As the only mammal with keratin scales, it consumes millions of insects each year, helping maintain ecosystem balance. A gentle reminder of how vital this mysterious species is to our planet. 🐾🌿 #foryou #fyp #pangolin #wildlifeeducation #naturefacts | Featheredsoul

Just another evening stroll with one of the rescues. These peaceful moments at sunset are where trust is rebuilt and second chances begin. 🌅 The tracking tags are fitted as we prepare for release, they help us understand how rescued pangolins adapt after release, supporting her survival and shaping better conservation decisions for those that follow. Follow us to learn more about our mission to Protect, Research, and Rewild pangolins across Southern Africa. 🎥: @conservationkelsey ©️ PCRF Namib

In Nancheng County, east China's Jiangxi Province , a villager discovered an injured Chinese pangolin on the way home and alerted authorities for further rescue assistant. #ChorusofLife | CCTV