It literally is named that because that's what it reminded people of when they saw it.
So pink fairy armadillos are, they're noctur- nocturnal burrowing mammals, um, from the, like, xeric, which is, like, this kind of deserty, shrubby environment in Argentina.
They are about the size of a, an American dollar bill or about the size of a hamster.
They are, they have a pink, their shell, like, what, like a, like any armadillo, they have a shell, but theirs is pink.
Um, and they have this sort of yellowish long fur under their, their pink shell.
Um, so they don't look, th- they look like a regular armadillo, but they look like a Pokemon version of an armadillo.
It literally is named that because that's what it reminded people of when they saw it.
So pink fairy armadillos are, they're noctur- nocturnal burrowing mammals, um, from the, like, xeric, which is, like, this kind of deserty, shrubby environment in Argentina.
They are about the size of a, an American dollar bill or about the size of a hamster.
They are, they have a pink, their shell, like, what, like a, like any armadillo, they have a shell, but theirs is pink.
Um, and they have this sort of yellowish long fur under their, their pink shell.
Um, so they don't look, th- they look like a regular armadillo, but they look like a Pokemon version of an armadillo.
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