biology
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Ancient 'Glyptodont' was Giant Armadillo, Study Confirms
Ancient animals known as glyptodonts, equipped with a massive shell and a club-like tail, are exactly what they look like: Giant Armadillos. While this has been the animals' nickname for a while, researchers were only recently able to prove they were in fact very closely related to modern armadillos.
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