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The Chinese pangolin has hard overlapping scales covering its skin. It curls into a ball when threatened and lives on ants and termites dug out with its long tongue. It is rare to see a pangolin in Hong Kong today.

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It is originated from the U.S. but was introduced to Hong Kong. It is often seen in local ponds and reservoirs with its red markings behind the eyes and a yellow throat. Sadly, many are pets that were released into the wild.

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With its brown-striped wings and red facial feathers, the colorful red-whiskered bulbul bird is a common sight in Hong Kong parks and woodlands. It builds its nest out of twigs and leaf pieces and its melodic song can be heard throughout the day.

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The brown rat—though often seen as a pest—lives everywhere from sewers to fields in Hong Kong. It has gray-brown fur and a pointed nose and prey on food scraps and small animals. Rats can reproduce rapidly so stay away if encountered!