Aardvarks

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Context (DTE): Warming climate is negatively impacting the chances of long-term survival of aardvarks.
Aardvarks are medium-sized burrowing nocturnal mammals native to Africa.
They’re the only surviving member of the Tubulidentata order.
They belong to the same group of mammals as African elephants.
Despite their appearance, they are not related to bears, pigs or anteaters.
They are considered to be living fossils due to their ancient, highly conserved genetic make-up.
Appearance: Elongated Head with long protruding narrow snout and nostrils. Short neck connected to hairless body.
Habitat: Savannas, Shrublands, grasslands and woodlands.
IUCN Status: Least Concern
Threats: Hunting for bush meat, Habitat loss.

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