Ground Pangolin
Smutsia temminckii
Points
60
per confirmed sighting
Ground Pangolin.
Smutsia temminckii
A nocturnal, scale-covered ant eater and the most trafficked wild mammal in the world.
Category
mammals
Family
Manidae
Size
50–100 cm, 5–18 kg
Points
60 pts
A closer look
Field notes for spotting, identifying and understanding ground pangolin in its natural range.
Overview
A nocturnal, scale-covered ant eater and the most trafficked wild mammal in the world.
How to identify it
Overlapping brown keratin scales, small head, walks on hind legs with tail counterbalanced.
Habitat
EltonTraits foraging-stratum classification: ground-dwelling/terrestrial (including aquatic ground-associated coding).
Diet
Ants and termites
Behaviour
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When to look
EltonTraits activity classification: nocturnal.
Where to see it
South Africa
Namibia
Botswana
Zimbabwe
Zambia
Mozambique
Eswatini
Malawi
Angola- Kruger National ParkZA
- Kgalagadi Transfrontier ParkZA
- Hwange National ParkZW
Safety and etiquette
Never publish a location. Report any sighting of trafficking to park authorities.
Verification and sources
1500 verified species across ten Southern African countries. Spotted an error? Tell us through community guidelines.
