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|introduction='''Pink Fairy Armadillo''' is a type of [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game. | |introduction='''Pink Fairy Armadillo''' is a type of [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game. | ||
|appearance=Pink Fairy Armadillo has long, straight white hair with a braided crown that fades to pink. Her side bangs and ponytail are also tipped with a pale pink. She has a long set of pink scales that go over the top of her head and run down the back of her ponytail, which is held in place by a hairband with a large translucent blue ribbon that appears like fairy wings. Her eyes are a reddish brown with light green highlighting. She has a small pink armadillo tail. | |||
She wears a strapless white one piece outfit with pumpkin shorts that has a pink ribbon with green tassels tied in the middle. She has a white fur collar, pink gloves with a similar white trim, and white mid-calf socks with the same features. Over these she wears white sneakers with pink soles and toes. | |||
Her old design has pink hair, with a white braided crown and side bangs. Instead of a line of scales, the entire ponytail is pink and the ribbon isn’t translucent. Her eyes are fully green, as is the ribbon on her one piece outfit, which appears more like a dress. She wears fluffy white arm warmers with pink scales on them and strapless pink shoes with white pom poms and bands above them. | |||
|reallife=Pink fairy armadillos are nocturnal burrowing mammals endemic to the xeric environment in central Argentina. They have been found south of Mendoza province as well as north of Rio Negro and south of Buenos Aires. This narrow range contains a unique and crucial habitat for the pink fairy armadillo. It lives in scrubby grasslands that display a variety of thin Larrea and Portulaca shrubs during spring and summer periods. It also resides in sandy plains and dunes. The Mendoza region has both warm and cold seasons, and likewise, a wet and dry season. The pink fairy armadillo is classified as a subterranean armadillo that is extremely sensitive to environmental changes and stress. As an example, sudden environmental changes that could affect pink fairy armadillos include temperature and soil quality. In order for them to survive and maintain stability, they must occupy undisturbed places that contain sufficient amounts of compact sand and hiding places. This also refers to possible captivity conditions for this animal due to its desert-adapted characteristics. | |reallife=Pink fairy armadillos are nocturnal burrowing mammals endemic to the xeric environment in central Argentina. They have been found south of Mendoza province as well as north of Rio Negro and south of Buenos Aires. This narrow range contains a unique and crucial habitat for the pink fairy armadillo. It lives in scrubby grasslands that display a variety of thin Larrea and Portulaca shrubs during spring and summer periods. It also resides in sandy plains and dunes. The Mendoza region has both warm and cold seasons, and likewise, a wet and dry season. The pink fairy armadillo is classified as a subterranean armadillo that is extremely sensitive to environmental changes and stress. As an example, sudden environmental changes that could affect pink fairy armadillos include temperature and soil quality. In order for them to survive and maintain stability, they must occupy undisturbed places that contain sufficient amounts of compact sand and hiding places. This also refers to possible captivity conditions for this animal due to its desert-adapted characteristics. | ||
The pink fairy armadillo is 90–115 mm long, and typically weighs about 120 g. This species is the smallest living armadillo and is among the least known. Their Main source of its food consists of ants and larvae it finds underground. While those are its primary sources of food, the armadillos are known to eat worms, snails, and various insects. If these insects and invertebrates can't be found plant leaves and roots make a good secondary dietary option for their underground lifestyle. In captivity, this animal was observed to be willingly accepting such foods as watermelon, avocado shells with rests of flesh, and Mazuri Insectivore Diet. The Pink Fairy Armadillo can curl up to protect the vulnerable soft underside, covered with dense white hair. The armored shell consists of 24 bands that allow the animal to curl up in a ball, and the armor is flattened in the posterior portion of the animal so that it can compress dirt behind it as it is digging. This compression strategy is thought to help prevent tunnel collapses. The armadillo has two massive sets of clawson its front and hind limbs help it to dig the burrows in compacted soil very quickly. The pink fairy armadillo is nicknamed the "sand-swimmer" because it is said that it can "burrow through the ground as fast as a fish can swim in the sea." Along with these unique traits, the pink fairy armadillo has greatly reduced eyes and relies highly on touch and hearing to navigate. | The pink fairy armadillo is 90–115 mm long, and typically weighs about 120 g. This species is the smallest living armadillo and is among the least known. Their Main source of its food consists of ants and larvae it finds underground. While those are its primary sources of food, the armadillos are known to eat worms, snails, and various insects. If these insects and invertebrates can't be found plant leaves and roots make a good secondary dietary option for their underground lifestyle. In captivity, this animal was observed to be willingly accepting such foods as watermelon, avocado shells with rests of flesh, and Mazuri Insectivore Diet. The Pink Fairy Armadillo can curl up to protect the vulnerable soft underside, covered with dense white hair. The armored shell consists of 24 bands that allow the animal to curl up in a ball, and the armor is flattened in the posterior portion of the animal so that it can compress dirt behind it as it is digging. This compression strategy is thought to help prevent tunnel collapses. The armadillo has two massive sets of clawson its front and hind limbs help it to dig the burrows in compacted soil very quickly. The pink fairy armadillo is nicknamed the "sand-swimmer" because it is said that it can "burrow through the ground as fast as a fish can swim in the sea." Along with these unique traits, the pink fairy armadillo has greatly reduced eyes and relies highly on touch and hearing to navigate. | ||
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