The Sunda animal, classified as thoroughly endangered both locally and globally, is also known as the slimy example.  ,
Some people mistake it for a turtle because of how slimy its external is, while some confuse it with an animal because both curl up into a game when threatened.  ,
The nocturnal thing is a animal that , prowls the forest floor and climbs plants for pests, with people eating up to 70 million insects a year, according to an NParks advice.
The Sunda pangolin is regarded as” shy” despite its sharp claws and long tail.  , When threatened, it rolls off and may also make a terrible smell to deter animals.  ,
They are usually found in the Bukit Timah Nature Resources and the Central Catchment. Those who have a keen eye can even place them in Bukit Batok’s wooded areas, the Western Catchment Area, Pulau Ubin, and Pulau Tekong’s Pulau Tekong.  ,
Pangolins in Singapore are most threatened by rapid urbanization, which leads to biodiversity loss. The slow-moving dog is frequently struck by cars or killed when it crosses streets, according to NParks.
Pangolins are poached for their balances on a global scale, as some claim to know about their therapeutic value. They are also used for meat-related hunting.
According to the Pangolin Crisis Fund, these balances are made of protein, the same proteins found in human hair and fingers, rhino ears and cat claws.  ,