history: Have you ever seen an armadillo? I have had them tearing up my lawn. They like to burrow and look for insects to eat.
knowledge: Armadillos are New World placental mammals in the order Cingulata with a leathery armour shell.
response: You mean the leathery armour shell animals?
history: Have you ever seen an armadillo? I have had them tearing up my lawn. They like to burrow and look for insects to eat.
You mean the leathery armour shell animals?
Yes, they are quite common where I live in the southern United States. I actually trapped a few on my lawn and moved them to the wilderness.
knowledge: The word ''armadillo'' means ''little armoured one'' in Spanish.
response: Nice. Did you know that littel armoured one is the meaning of armandillo in spanish?
history: Have you ever seen an armadillo? I have had them tearing up my lawn. They like to burrow and look for insects to eat.
You mean the leathery armour shell animals?
Yes, they are quite common where I live in the southern United States. I actually trapped a few on my lawn and moved them to the wilderness.
Nice. Did you know that littel armoured one is the meaning of armandillo in spanish?
I had no clue. How are they called in other places ?
knowledge: The Portuguese word for ''armadillo'' is ''tatu'' which derives from the Tupi language.
response: Well, I know that in portuguese armandillos are called tatus
history: Have you ever seen an armadillo? I have had them tearing up my lawn. They like to burrow and look for insects to eat.
You mean the leathery armour shell animals?
Yes, they are quite common where I live in the southern United States. I actually trapped a few on my lawn and moved them to the wilderness.
Nice. Did you know that littel armoured one is the meaning of armandillo in spanish?
I had no clue. How are they called in other places ?
Well, I know that in portuguese armandillos are called tatus
I never heard them being called a ''tatu'' before. I wonder where that name came from?
knowledge: The Portuguese word for ''armadillo'' is ''tatu'' which derives from the Tupi language.
response: No need to wonder, let me tell you , the word comes from a language called Tupi