Here is the story of Kosha, an orphaned Temminck’s, or ground pangolin, from Zimbabwe. She’s a small, harmless, scaly, ant-eating mammal with a ridiculously long tongue … and no teeth. Kosha was rescued from poachers in 2017 when she was a pup, raised by caring humans, and released back into the wild. Now fully grown, she offers her carers a rare glimpse into her secret life. She’s believed to be the longest tracked pangolin in the wild!