Do Pangolin have bones and lay eggs?

Yes, pangolins have bones. They are mammals, and all mammals have bones. Pangolins have a unique skeletal structure that helps them to protect themselves from predators. Their bodies are covered in scales made of keratin, which is the same material that makes up human hair and nails. These scales are attached to the bones of their bodies, and they help to deflect blows from predators. In addition, pangolins have a long tail that they can use to whip at predators. The bones in their tail are flexible, which allows them to move it quickly and easily.

Do Pangolin lay eggs?

No, pangolins do not lay eggs. They are mammals, and mammals give birth to live young. Pangolins usually give birth to a single offspring at a time, although they can sometimes have twins. The baby pangolin is born blind and helpless, but it quickly grows and develops. By the time it is two years old, the baby pangolin is fully grown and independent.