When a djinn takes a human or animal form, it obeys the physical laws of this form; for example, it will be possible to see it or to kill it with a gunshot or to wound it with a knife. For this reason, djinn remain in these forms for only a short time because they are vulnerable.
There are a number of reasons that pink fairy armadillos are considered endangered, but chief among them is habitat destruction due to agriculture. Plowing for farmland destroys their burrows and leaves the surrounding ground uninhabitable. Continue Reading.
A regional Red List assessment in North Africa suggests that A. anguilla is Endangered due to a decline in recruitment of 50% in the last 10 years with annual catches declining by between 10 and 25% since the 1980s, and by more in Tunisia alone (Azeroual 2010).