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Armadillos are unique and fascinating creatures. Interestingly, one species, the La Plata three-banded armadillo, can roll ...

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The MDC said armadillos can become problematic for their digging in the ground and damaging yards. If they do become a consistent problem, residents are encouraged to lay off watering their yards ...

One of the Cincinnati Zoo's animals is going viral for his cool down strategy."Jonah the armadillo's way of keeping cool," the zoo captioned the video to their social pages.The video shows Jonah ...

Three-banded armadillos are not noisy eaters but will use long front claws to dig and forage. These claws are roughly 2.5 inches long and are used with their forelegs to dig up insect colonies ...

The armadillos can actually benefit your garden. “Sometimes they’re digging in areas that have benefits because they get rid of some pests,” said Francis Skalicky of the Missouri Department ...

ID the culprit. Skunk damage can look similar to armadillo digging; set up a game cam if you’re not sure what’s doing the damage, says Anderson. Block entry under decks, sheds and houses.

The DNR has no plans to manage the spread of armadillos, since the only threat they pose to the ecosystem is digging burrows to live in. Plus, they can’t survive harsh winters, so armadillos ...

According to the University of Florida, when looking for food, armadillos dig numerous holes in golf courses, lawns, flowerbeds, and gardens. The holes range in size from 1–3 inches deep and 3 ...