A pangolin on the run

Published April 17, 2010

What kind of social-insect-eating mammal is stranger than a numbat? Well, a pangolin, for one. From The Life of Mammals.

For more on the pangolin’s prey, check out one of the newest additions to the ScienceBlogs family, Myrmecos.

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