Armadillo Photos and More
This page contains a few of the armadillo pictures available on this website. For more images, please see the Armadillo Species page, where you will find detailed information about each of the twenty different types of armadillo. Most descriptions include one or more pictures.
Click on the picture thumbnails to open a larger image. You can open multiple larger images at once and rearrange them by clicking and dragging, or use the arrow keys to navigate through the images as a slideshow.
- Nine-banded or Long-nosed Armadillos
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Genus Dasypus: Six species.
Pictures or drawings available for four species (D. hybridus, D. novemcinctus, D. septemcinctus and D. pilosus). - Giant Armadillo
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Genus Priodontes: One species.
Pictures available for P. maximus. - Hairy Armadillos
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Genus Chaetophractus: Three species.
Pictures available for two species (C. vellerosus and C. villosus). - Six-banded Armadillo
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Genus Euphractus: One species.
Pictures available for E. sexcinctus. - Pink Fairy Armadillo
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Genus Chlamyphorus: One species.
Pictures available for C. truncatus. - Greater Fairy Armadillo
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Genus Calyptophractus: One species.
Drawing available for C. retusus. - Three-banded Armadillos
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Genus Tolypeutes: Two species.
Pictures available for T. matacus and T. tricinctus. - Naked-tailed Armadillos
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Genus Cabassous: Four species.
Pictures available for three species (C. chacoensis, C. tatouay, and C. unicinctus). - Pichi or Dwarf Armadillo
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Genus Zaedyus: One species.
Pictures available for Z. pichiyi.
Looking for more pictures? This page only contains a small sample of the images submitted to me by site visitors. The armadillo species pages contain additional images of many armadillos, including images of bones, brains, some videos, and links to images on other websites.
Can you help improve this website?
I always appreciate armadillo photos submitted by my readers. I am especially interested in pictures of armadillos that are not currently featured on this website. For a list of these animals, see the Armadillos Wanted page. To submit an image, see the Contact page.
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