Artist Linda Calverly featured the Pangolin on her website for a recent Paint Party Friday. I had never heard of this mammal with reptilian scales. It seems they are highly trafficked in Asia and Africa for their meat. 'Their meat is considered a delicacy and pangolin scales are used in traditional medicine and folk remedies.' They are protected but endangered by illegal trade.
Always sad when animals are targeted like this, but Linda's pangolin was such fun. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLook into those eyes and see this mammals true value, it's true purpose...lovely art by Linda, too.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. Learn something new everyday.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever heard of one before. Thanks for the info and links.
ReplyDeleteI think I've heard of it before
ReplyDeleteI am happy to be vegan!
ReplyDeleteI have seen a YT video recently about this ....
thank you for pointing this out!
Happy weekend!
thank you for useful info...
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I've never heard of it before. So sad how they are treated.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of one either. To me blogging is interesting all things we learn. Going to follow you link and check it out.
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Can't say I've ever heard of one before.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the information and links.
All the best Jan
pangolins are cute, the scales are made from the same thing you fingernails are (Keratin):)
ReplyDeleteThis is so interesting. I’ve never seen one before.
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post, the more people who know about the plight of the pangolin the better, I hope.
ReplyDeletei don't think we have in our part of land though not sure about it
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