Daily Armadillo Facts

•Did you know that the word 'armadillo" means "Little armoured ones" in Spanish. 

• Giant madillos sleep for 18 hours a day and can live for up to 15 years, which means that on average (excluding leap years) a Giant Armadillo sleeps for 98,550 hours (11.25 years) in it's lifetime. 


Come back soon for more armadillo related matierial. 

I like it!  Here you have a nice t-shirt image :)

Stick a tiny iGP Manager logo somewhere and we can start selling it as a new merch item. 

To @headofmerchandise for iGP Manager Would this be possible? 

Yes, of course. All windmills do it spin around all day*. Armadillos do lots of other things... such as roll... and sleep (a lot)


However, if you have both at the same time, you could have an arma-mill-o. 

* Here come the angry windmill fans, coming to argue their case *

Debatable.  How can you have a President that can't walk, eat, or quite frankly, isn't living? 😆

Yeah, but... is there 20 different varieties of windmill?

There's 20 different species of armadillo worldwide. 

hmmm... I would actually accept that challenge if I had time.

Armadillo fact of the day:

Armadillo shells are bulletproof to low penetration rounds.  

In fact, a Texan once managed to injure himself after a bullet ricocheted off an armadillo and hit him in the head.  

Fact of the day:

Armadillos have between 1-15 babies.
The Nine-banded armadillo always gives birth to 4 identical quadruplets. They are produced from a single egg which splits in four, meaning the babies will all be the same gender.