history: Hello, I love animals and the obscure Armadillo is one of my favorite species. Do you like animals?
knowledge: Armadillos are New World placental mammals in the order Cingulata with a leathery armour shell.
response: Can't say!  That's a placental mammal with a leathery armour shell.
history: Hello, I love animals and the obscure Armadillo is one of my favorite species. Do you like animals?
Can't say!  That's a placental mammal with a leathery armour shell.
Wow! you know a lot about them and their anatomy, In my state it is pretty rare to see these animals. Do you know any of their favorite regions?
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: I don't.  You may be interested to know that the only surviving families of the order are the Chlamphoridae and Dasypodidae.
history: Hello, I love animals and the obscure Armadillo is one of my favorite species. Do you like animals?
Can't say!  That's a placental mammal with a leathery armour shell.
Wow! you know a lot about them and their anatomy, In my state it is pretty rare to see these animals. Do you know any of their favorite regions?
I don't.  You may be interested to know that the only surviving families of the order are the Chlamphoridae and Dasypodidae.
This is terrible news, do you know what is the cause of this? Have they been hunted or are certain environmental changes making it impossible for them to survive?
knowledge: The word ''armadillo'' means ''little armoured one'' in Spanish.
response: I couldn't tell you.  Did you know that the word armadillo is Spanish, meaning "little armoured one?"
history: Hello, I love animals and the obscure Armadillo is one of my favorite species. Do you like animals?
Can't say!  That's a placental mammal with a leathery armour shell.
Wow! you know a lot about them and their anatomy, In my state it is pretty rare to see these animals. Do you know any of their favorite regions?
I don't.  You may be interested to know that the only surviving families of the order are the Chlamphoridae and Dasypodidae.
This is terrible news, do you know what is the cause of this? Have they been hunted or are certain environmental changes making it impossible for them to survive?
I couldn't tell you.  Did you know that the word armadillo is Spanish, meaning "little armoured one?"
That's super cute and appropriate as a name for them, they were probably populace in Spanish countries since they earned their name there.
knowledge: The Aztecs called them ''āyōtōchtli'' , Nahuatl for ''turtle-rabbit'': ''āyōtl'' (turtle) and ''tōchtli'' (rabbit).
response: On the other hand, the Aztecs called them ''āyōtōchtli'' , in Nahuatl which translates in English as ''turtle-rabbit."
history: Hello, I love animals and the obscure Armadillo is one of my favorite species. Do you like animals?
Can't say!  That's a placental mammal with a leathery armour shell.
Wow! you know a lot about them and their anatomy, In my state it is pretty rare to see these animals. Do you know any of their favorite regions?
I don't.  You may be interested to know that the only surviving families of the order are the Chlamphoridae and Dasypodidae.
This is terrible news, do you know what is the cause of this? Have they been hunted or are certain environmental changes making it impossible for them to survive?
I couldn't tell you.  Did you know that the word armadillo is Spanish, meaning "little armoured one?"
That's super cute and appropriate as a name for them, they were probably populace in Spanish countries since they earned their name there.
On the other hand, the Aztecs called them ''āyōtōchtli'' , in Nahuatl which translates in English as ''turtle-rabbit."
Wow their species has been around for a very long time if they interacted with Aztecs. I really hope nothing happens to the last remaining survivors of their species.
knowledge: About nine extant genera and 21 extant species of armadillo have been described, some of which are distinguished by the number of bands on their armour.
response: So far, 9 extant genera and 21 extant species of armadillo have been described.