history: Hi! I like animals, but armadillos creep me out
knowledge: The word ''armadillo'' means ''little armoured one'' in Spanish.
response: I see but did you know their name in Spanish translates to little armored one?
history: Hi! I like animals, but armadillos creep me out
I see but did you know their name in Spanish translates to little armored one?
That's interesting. Do you know what their armor does protect against?
knowledge: The word ''armadillo'' means ''little armoured one'' in Spanish.
response: I don't know, the name in Spanish just mentions being armored and is a little one.
history: Hi! I like animals, but armadillos creep me out
I see but did you know their name in Spanish translates to little armored one?
That's interesting. Do you know what their armor does protect against?
I don't know, the name in Spanish just mentions being armored and is a little one.
I see, what else can you tell me?
knowledge: Armadillos are New World placental mammals in the order Cingulata with a leathery armour shell.
response: Okay, have you heard of the order called Cingulata? That's what armadillos are.
history: Hi! I like animals, but armadillos creep me out
I see but did you know their name in Spanish translates to little armored one?
That's interesting. Do you know what their armor does protect against?
I don't know, the name in Spanish just mentions being armored and is a little one.
I see, what else can you tell me?
Okay, have you heard of the order called Cingulata? That's what armadillos are.
No, that's a bit too scientific of a term for me. Is there anything else about their family tree?
knowledge: The Chlamyphoridae and Dasypodidae are the only surviving families in the order, which is part of the superorder Xenarthra, along with the anteaters and sloths.
response: There is a superorder called the Xenarthra where anteaters and sloths belong to.