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Also known as the Pichiciego, the pink fairy armadillo is the smallest known species of armadillo. It lives in the sandy plains and dry grasslands of central Argentina and other parts of South America. Unique adaptations like an aerodynamic body shape, smooth dorsal shell, and sharp claws mean this creature is able to completely bury itself in the sand in a matter of seconds and then navigate underground with ease. Similar to a mole, the pink fairy armadillo will spend the vast majority of its life underground. It is also nocturnal, only emerging ocassionally at night to find food.
While not much is familiar in the history of the pink fairy armadillo because of their rare and elusive nature, it is known that the armadillo species originates from South America where it is thought to have an ancient relative dating back more than 60 million years, although the first actual armadillo-type animal is believed to have evolved around 32 million years ago. This mammal was able to make its way to Central and North America when the continents combined. It is believed that this smallest mammal was a result of an adaptation to their environmental changes paired with their subterranean lifestyle.
There are only two known living species of the fairy armadillo. The pink fairy armadillo (Chlamyphorus truncatus) and the greater fairy armadillo (Chlamyphorus retusus). Because they have a shared common ancestry, the greater fairy armadillo, also known as the chacoan armadillo, has similar traits, characteristics, and personalities. They are both thought to be extremely elusive, rare and sightings are few and far between.
At only 120g and approximately 13cm in length, the pink fairy armadillo is the smallest armadillo species. It is also extremely elusive, spending most of its life beneath the ground. It is also nocturnal, only emerging at night to gather food. Similar to other fossorial species, the pink fairy has claws on its front legs used for digging, a fusiform body shape, and minimal eye size. It also has a carapace (protective shell). Their shell of armor is light pink in color and contains 24 total bands. The shell forms a blunt end due to an extra vertical plate at the end of the shell. In total, this mammal has 28 teeth. These are all the same shape and have no enamel.
Due to their low basal metabolic rates, pink fairy a