Happy Easter everyone!
Can you spot Pipisin Pangolin hiding in the Easter eggs?
(Click on the image to print out and colour).
If you share your colouring on social media, I’d love to see them. Please tag me: @pipisinpangolin on instagram or twitter. Thank you.
Follow these links for more pangolin crafts and colouring pages.
A little something to do while we’re staying safe. Click on the image for a pdf that can be downloaded, printed and and coloured.
If you share your colouring on social media, I’d love to see them. Please tag me: @pipisinpangolin on instagram or twitter. Thank you.
Follow these links for more pangolin crafts and colouring pages.
It’s estimated that a pangolin is snatched from the wild every 5 seconds. Taken to be sold as luxury meat and, their scales sold to be used in traditional medicines.
Pangolins need their scales more than humans do. Help raise awareness of their plight: print this pangolin, give him/her scales, colour in, and, share on your social media with #WorldPangolinDay
Click on the image below for a printable pdf.
Click here for more pangolin crafts and colouring pages.
Pipisin Pangolin is a Philippine pangolin, inspired by my visit to the Philippines. But did you know… there are eight different species of pangolin? Four in Africa and four in Asia. Pipisin has been on his travels, and finally, met all the species.
Rachel L Shaw 