Introduction: The Pangolin is a small tropical mammal whose body is covered in plate-like armor. The pangolin katanga can roll itself into an armored ball for protection. Pangolin Ka-tanga live on the edges of the jungle, sometimes venturing out into the savannah where they form burrows for fami-lies of 4-8 creatures. Pangolin Katanga are shy and skittish, re-treating and hiding from confrontation whenever possible. They are uncomfortable around large creatures.

Physical Description: Pangolin are around 3' long, in-cluding tail, and are armored virtually snout to tail. The tail is a remarkable flexible appendage with a sensitive sensor pad at the end, almost like a finger. The pangolins tongue is nearly as long as the body, being anchored by powerful muscles to the animals pelvis. This tongue is used to ferry out termites and ants from their mounds. In biped form, the pangolin katanga looks like an armor-plated shu with large, sidewards slanting claws.

Lands: Pangolin katanga are common to the savannahs and jungle, but rarely travel into mountain regions. The pangolin has a prehensile tail which it uses to hang from trees, while on the ground this katanga is incredibly fast. The pangolin katanga also have long claws used for digging burrows, though the claws are ineffective as weap-ons. They forage on the ground, taking to the trees to rest or escape from predators.

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