Reintroducing a baby pangolin to the wild isn't easy—especially when you're dealing with a picky eater 🐜 | National Geographic Animals

For the first few months, pangolin pups cling to their mother’s tail. Later, they’ll explore on their own, ready to face the wild world. | National Geographic Animals

If you've never seen a video of a pangolin or watched the hypnotic way they move, here's your chance. These gentle, unusual mammals are facing problems: they are trafficked for their scales, and to breed. But now a group of committed individuals are helping rescue pangolins and restore them to the wild. See the June issue of National Geographic Magazine for their story: https://on.natgeo.com/2KETgX9 | National Geographic UK