history: Armadillos are cool. They have natural armor from many years of evolution.
knowledge: The word ''armadillo'' means ''little armoured one'' in Spanish.
response: Cool, did you know their name, in Spanish, means "little armored one"?
history: Armadillos are cool. They have natural armor from many years of evolution.
Cool, did you know their name, in Spanish, means "little armored one"?
No, but I've been curious to know more about them, can you tell me more?
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: Well there is 21 extant armadillo species that have been described.
history: Armadillos are cool. They have natural armor from many years of evolution.
Cool, did you know their name, in Spanish, means "little armored one"?
No, but I've been curious to know more about them, can you tell me more?
Well there is 21 extant armadillo species that have been described.
That's interesting. Since their name is Spanish, I wonder if they're often found in Mexico and other Spanish speaking areas?
knowledge: All species are native to the Americas, where they inhabit a variety of different environments.
response: Well, the armadillo species live in a bunch of different environments and are indigenous to the Americas.
history: Armadillos are cool. They have natural armor from many years of evolution.
Cool, did you know their name, in Spanish, means "little armored one"?
No, but I've been curious to know more about them, can you tell me more?
Well there is 21 extant armadillo species that have been described.
That's interesting. Since their name is Spanish, I wonder if they're often found in Mexico and other Spanish speaking areas?
Well, the armadillo species live in a bunch of different environments and are indigenous to the Americas.
You said the Spanish called them little ones, but they're native to the Americas. So what did the Mayans and such call them?
knowledge: The Aztecs called them ''āyōtōchtli'' , Nahuatl for ''turtle-rabbit'': ''āyōtl'' (turtle) and ''tōchtli'' (rabbit).
response: I don't know about the Mayans but the Aztecs called them "ayotochtli" or turtle-rabbit.