Côte Divoire Taï National Park (continued)

Animal:

An example of a rare animal living in the park is the pangolin. In my opinion, it looks half badger, half crocodile. It is nocturnal and eats ants and termites. Before the pangolin swims, it fills its stomach for extra buoyancy. Also, it uses its prehensile tail to climb trees. The pangolin uses lots of different useful techniques to survive.

Plant: 

An example of a rare plant is the Amophorphallus staudtii also known as the Titan arum or corpse flower. It is called the corpse flower, because it emits a rotten meat smell to attract bugs for pollination. It grows in tropical areas (the tropical area of the national park). The biggest one is 2.5 meters tall and currently the largest flower in the world. (It's an inflorescence.)