Chinese Pangolin

The Chinese pangolin is a pangolin native to the northern Indian subcontinent, northern parts of Southeast Asia and southern China. The Chinese pangolin (Manis pentadactyla) is a small to medium sized mammal, reaching a total length of about 90 cm, and a weight of 3–5 kg, but individuals may weigh more than 8 kg. While its range overlaps with that of the Sunda pangolin, these species can be distinguished by the number of scale rows across the back, the relative length of the claws on their forelimbs, and by the length and shape of the tail, being shorter and blunter in the Chinese pangolin.

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Blue Sky Studios's Khan Kluay (2006)

After the Events of Ice Age in 2002 and Robots 2005 even Ice Age the Meltdown,Khan Kluay is a 2006 American Computer-animated film produced by Blue Sky Studios and Distributed by 20th Century Fox. In the 1500s, an elephant named Saeng Da gave birth to a calf, whom she names Khan Kluay. Phupa, Khan Kluay's father, is a war elephant of the Ayutthaya army. As a young calf, Khan Kluay befriends a columbidae named Jitrit. As the two roam around the jungle, Khan Kluay meets Chaba Kaew, a pink elephant who lived with humans since her birth.

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