The order pholidota belongs to the group Pangolin.

 They have horny body scales growing from a thick underlying skin.

  They have an extraordinary tongue longer than the animals head and body.

 It is coiled in the mouth when at rest.

 The tongue can be extended and flicked into ant nests and termite mounts.

 Pangolins do not have teeth.

They have powerful muscles and small pebbles in their stomach to grind up the food.

 Some species are terrestrial.

 They dig underground burrows for shelter the daytime.

 The Giant Ground Pangolin is the only terrestrial pangolin species.

 There are 6 other types of Pangolin that are prehensile tailed that help them to climb and curl up into balls inside hallows trees: