The Indian Pangolin Range: Eastern Pakistan, western and south India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka Size: 10-80 pounds ( about 5-36 kg) Diet: mainly termites and ants, which they catch by using their one foot long tongue Fun Facts: Indian Pangolin's are animals that are cover in scales and look a little bit like anteaters. Their scales are so strong and sharp that these Indian Pangolins kill Tigers more often than they get killed by tigers. No known animals have enough strength to pry open a pangolin when It curls up like a ball. Pangolins are related to Anteaters. Like anteaters Pangolin's have no teeth and have very long and sticky tongue. There are 11 types of Pangolin's that are not yet extinct. Indian Pangolins are endangered like all other types of Pangolins.