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Giant armadillo
Order : Xenarthra
Family : Dasypodidae
Subfamily : Dasypodinae
Genus : Priodontes
Facts about the genus Priodontes, the giant armadillo
The Giant Armadillo is a [CITIES-listed Endangered Species]
The six-banded armadillo; the three-banded armadillo, or apar; and the giant armadillo are among the South American species. (Full text)
Now endangered, the Giant Armadillo is just that; a massive version of it's Texas Cousins. (Full text)
USFWS Refuges on which the Giant armadillo is reported. (Full text)
The giant armadillo is classified as Priodontes maximus. (Full text)
The six-banded armadillo; the three-banded armadillo, or apar; and the giant armadillo are among the South American species. (Full text)
The six-banded armadillo; the three-banded armadillo, or apar; and the giant armadillo are among the South American species. (Full text)
The six-banded armadillo; the three-banded armadillo, or apar; and the giant armadillo are among the South American species. (Full text)
The giant armadillo is the largest living species of this group, and has 11 - 13 hinged plates protecting the body, and a further 3 or 4 on the neck. (Full text)
Even though he may weigh as much as 130 pounds (most weigh between 40 and 70), a Giant Armadillo is so agile that it can balance upright on its hind legs and tail. (Full text)
Unparalleled viewing of the rare and elusive animals such as the giant otter and giant armadillo are provided in the park. (Full text)
But now if you were in Africa where the giant armadillo are I could go along with that story. (Full text)
But now if you were in Africa where the giant armadillo are I could go along with that story. (Full text)
The giant armadillo is the largest of all armadillos, weighing up to 45 kilograms, or 100 pounds. (Full text)
The claws of the giant armadillo are bigger than any other mammal. (Full text)
The Giant Armadillo is the largest of the 20 armadillo species. (Full text)
The six-banded armadillo; the three-banded armadillo, or apar; and the giant armadillo are among the South American species. (Full text)
The giant armadillo is an insectivore, a specialized carnivore, eating mainly insects and other small invertebrates. (Full text)