The pangolin casually tears the wall to pieces

In a number of ways, pangolins are similar to armadillos and anteaters. Their body length ranges from 30 to 88 cm, with a tail of roughly the same length; they weigh between 4.5 and 27 kg. Their bodies are covered with large, horny, diamond-shaped scales that overlap like roof tiles; only the muzzle, belly, underside of the body, and inner surfaces of the legs are covered with short, stiff hair. The scales are movable, and their rear edges are pointed. As they wear down, they are replaced by new ones; their total number remains constant.