history: I really like animals. My favorite is the Armadillo. What's yours?
knowledge: Armadillos are New World placental mammals in the order Cingulata with a leathery armour shell.
response: I don't have one. If I recall correctly, armadillos have a leathery armour shell
history: I really like animals. My favorite is the Armadillo. What's yours?
I don't have one. If I recall correctly, armadillos have a leathery armour shell
They do! I saw one at the zoo once and I got to pet it. It was really cool
knowledge: The word ''armadillo'' means ''little armoured one'' in Spanish.
response: In Spanish Armadillo means Little Armoured One
history: I really like animals. My favorite is the Armadillo. What's yours?
I don't have one. If I recall correctly, armadillos have a leathery armour shell
They do! I saw one at the zoo once and I got to pet it. It was really cool
In Spanish Armadillo means Little Armoured One
That's cool! My spanish is not that good. I would never have figured that out!
knowledge: The Aztecs called them ''āyōtōchtli'' , Nahuatl for ''turtle-rabbit'': ''āyōtl'' (turtle) and ''tōchtli'' (rabbit).
response: Well this one might be a little hard but The Aztecs called them ''āyōtōchtli'' . And that pretty much mean turtle rabbit
history: I really like animals. My favorite is the Armadillo. What's yours?
I don't have one. If I recall correctly, armadillos have a leathery armour shell
They do! I saw one at the zoo once and I got to pet it. It was really cool
In Spanish Armadillo means Little Armoured One
That's cool! My spanish is not that good. I would never have figured that out!
Well this one might be a little hard but The Aztecs called them ''āyōtōchtli'' . And that pretty much mean turtle rabbit
Turtle Rabbit? Does that mean that they move really fast?
knowledge: Similar names are also found in other, especially European, languages.
response: I am not able to confirm or deny that. I can confirm that in other languages, similar names can be found for them
history: I really like animals. My favorite is the Armadillo. What's yours?
I don't have one. If I recall correctly, armadillos have a leathery armour shell
They do! I saw one at the zoo once and I got to pet it. It was really cool
In Spanish Armadillo means Little Armoured One
That's cool! My spanish is not that good. I would never have figured that out!
Well this one might be a little hard but The Aztecs called them ''āyōtōchtli'' . And that pretty much mean turtle rabbit
Turtle Rabbit? Does that mean that they move really fast?
I am not able to confirm or deny that. I can confirm that in other languages, similar names can be found for them
Really? In what other countries are they found?
knowledge: All species are native to the Americas, where they inhabit a variety of different environments.
response: The truth is that I don't know. I only know that they are native to the Americas.