Cupcakes for Pangolins

07/05/2026

We should all be talking about pangolins more! Here's why:

Pangolins are considered the most trafficked wild mammals in the world: an estimated 200,000 are taken from the wild every year. They're quietly disappearing before many people have even heard of them.

The more we talk about pangolins, the more awareness we raise, human behaviors we help change, and momentum we create for their protection. 💚

Get better acquainted with these remarkable animals here: https://wildaid.org/we-should-all-be-talking-about-pangolins-more-heres-why/?utm_campaign=gen_2026&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=why-we-should-talk-about-pangolins-more-fb-050426

07/05/2026

27/04/2026

26/04/2026

Pangolins are a testament to nature's gentle power, their curious features captivating hearts. Ants and termites, however, see them as a force to be reckoned with. 🐜 Their unique diet has fueled extraordinary adaptations, from shovel-like claws that dig into mounds to serpentine tongues that sn**ch unsuspecting insects. A single pangolin can make a significant impact on an insect colony.

26/04/2026

This Saturday, bask in happiness like a pangolin rolling in mud 😂. That's Not a Pinecone, It's a Pangolin – Cutest Mud Bath Ever! Pangolins have a special affinity for mud, which they use to cool off, shield their skin from parasites, and cleanse their scales. They often take mud or dung baths with sheer joy, rolling around and utilizing this behavior as a defense mechanism.

13/04/2026

WEEKEND MOVIE!!! ✨📺🎞️💥
If you haven’t, go watch it & tell us what you think of the documentary!! And keep an eye out for some glimpses of yours truly, Kulu! 👀👀💚

13/04/2026

With this cute photo from the Pangolin Crisis Fund, let’s remind ourselves “The least we can do is speak out for those who cannot speak for themselves" Dr. Jane Goodall.

13/04/2026

01/01/2026

In case you are still wondering about the difference between African pangolins and Asian pangolins.

If you look closely, you'll see that this pangolin has small white hairs between its scales. All four of the Asian pangolin species have these hairs, whilst none of the African species do, so this is a simple way to tell them apart!

The future of wildlife is in our hands.

The future of pangolins is in our hands.

Join the fight to save the pangolins.


📷Wild Earth Allies