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Due to its specific diet, it can become arduous to provide the appropriate food for captive animals. Since the 1970s "pangolins are now almost unknown to visitors and are exhibited infrequently in zoos", and have "historically been difficult to maintain, with most captive animals dying within a short period after capture". When in their natural habitat, this species lives "on a diet of ants, termites, and various other invertebrates including bee larvae, flies, worms, earthworms, and crickets". After carefully creating new, more sustainable recipes in zoos, some of the ingredients used have included "egg, meat (ground beef, horse, canned feline diet), evaporated milk products, milk powder, fish protein, orchid leaves, commercial chows, psyllium seed, carrots, yeast, multivitamins, and insects (mixtures of silkworm larvae, earth, ants, termites, meal worms, or crickets)". A number of zoos that have kept pangolins under observation have found that the animals died most commonly after a few years, without breeding successfully. Researchers claim this outcome is correlated to the "poor acceptance of captive diets and digestive problems."[14] The Chinese pangolin is considered to be high risk in terms of extinction.[11]

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Another alternative to legislation, proposed by IUCN, includes offering positive incentives, like monetary payments or control over land's resources, to local communities for their involvement in conservation efforts.[25][failed verification] Other researchers have proposed the importance of finding biological substitutes for endangered species used in traditional medicines.[26] DNA barcoding and analysis could be used to determine what common species are genetically similar enough and produce similar effects as the Chinese pangolin scales. To crack down on poaching, the barcoding technique could also be used for accurate detection of species products being imported and exported.

In late August 2017, CBCGDF confiscated 33 Chinese pangolins from Chinese poachers and released them to the Guangxi Wildlife Rescue Centre. Suggestions from the foundation such as the improvement of their rescue regulations and procedures; their immediate release to the wild after full recovery; keeping information open to the public; revising the endangered species conservation laws and regulations in Guangxi, followed the release. However, only 14 Chinese pangolins survived.[citation needed]At the World Pangolin Day 2017, CBCGDF called for deletion of pangolin scales from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Book.CBCGDF also called for the burning of confiscated pangolin scales illegally trafficked to China.[28]Moreover, in July 2018, a conference organised by CBCGDF hosted the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF). During that conference, CBCGDF openly shared recent and precious data on Chinese pangolins with GBIF.[29]

Pangolin (4) v. Painted Redstart (13) - Weighing in at 35kg, the giant ground pangolin is the largest of the pangolins, and makes its home in forests and savannas in Central and West Africa. While pangolins are the only mammals covered in scales, they also have sparse fur on their underside. Sadly, these remarkable mammals are endangered by poaching. Meanwhile, in the mountains of Central America and up into SW United States, we find the painted redstart. This small bird uses a dual approach method to hunting: flushing and pursuing. The painted redstart will fan out its white outer tail feathers to startle insects (flushing) and then race after them (pursuing). Flashing the tail feathers triggers an anti-predator flee response...but the insects are directed right into the danger zone: the painted redstart's face! Our pangolin vs redstart battle takes place in a daytime, forest-edge habitat in Cameroon (as pangolins can be active both at night and during the day, because why not both?). The painted redstart is perched on a tree trunk flushing and pursuing insects; at the base of the tree, our pangolin is ripping up an old log full of yummy ants. With its robust forelimbs, the pangolin sends a piece of wood flying toward the redstart, who is forced to take off and forage in safety. PANGOLIN DEFEATS PAINTED REDSTART! Narrated by Kristi Lewton & Summarized by Jessica Martin

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Nanoindentation of ganoine normal and parallel to the scale surface. (a,b) The variation of modulus corresponds to the layers of ganoine. (c) In the transverse direction of the scale, a high load indent causes cracks to grow; crack semi-length, c, is marked. (d) In the normal direction to the scale, smaller cracks caused by a high load indent correspond to an increased toughness. (Online version in colour.)

Toughening in the ganoine region. (a) Cracking of ganoine from penetration test loaded to 1000 N shows partial mineral failure, while bone remains intact. (b) Failure of ganoine during a compression test: failure is contained within the ganoine and does not propagate to bone. (c) Fracture surface of ganoine shows cross-plied mineral bundles that provide toughening. (d) A crack is arrested in the ganoine. (Online version in colour.)

Toughening features of bony region: mineralized collagen fibrils. (a) The crack path as it penetrates through the bone layer is jagged. (b) The fracture surface of a hydrated scale. (c) A collagen fibril is shown with mineral crystals oriented across the fibril. This orientation is found throughout the scale. (d) Collagen fibrils stretch across a crack and prevent its propagation. (Online version in colour.)

Toughening features of bony region: tubule effects. (a) A crack in a dry scale progresses by jumping from one tubule to the next. (b) A crack in a wet scale progresses without strong influence of the tubules. Adapted from Yang et al. [13]. (c,d) Simulations calculate stress in the presence of tubules when wet and dry. Stress concentrations around dry tubules correspond closely with three times the applied load, while stress concentrations around wet tubules are reduced by 38%. (e) The material responses applied for the elastic and elastoplastic responses. (Online version in colour.) 2ff7e9595c