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Sunda Pangolin
ChordataIdentified

Sunda Pangolin

Manis javanica

Habitat
Urban
Location
Old upper Thompson road
Observed
19 Feb 2026
Observer
Nicolas
Coordinates
1.3759, 103.8266

Field notes

Twas diggin

Expert notes

The Sunda pangolin is a critically endangered, nocturnal mammal covered in overlapping keratin scales that uses its prehensile tail to climb trees and forage for ants and termites ([Pangolins in Singapore](https://avs.nparks.gov.sg/wildlife/encountering-wildlife/pangolins/)). — The animal's distinctive overlapping keratin scales, prehensile tail, and strong claws for climbing are diagnostic of pangolins, and the Sunda pangolin is the only species native to Singapore ([Pangolins in Singapore](https://avs.nparks.gov.sg/wildlife/encountering-wildlife/pangolins/)).

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