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I got to pet an armadillo once at a grade school assembly. It was neat, really warm and leathery.
Can confirm! Held one recently at this crazy place that had all sorts of animals for huggin’. We don’t have ‘roos here but you bet my ass was huggin a ‘roo. What the fuck is a binturong? Fuckin adorable, and huggable. Consider it hugged. Porcupine?
…well, that one I just pet. Didn’t realize you can just pet them. And they’re like 4x bigger than I expected from movies. V v sweet tho. I also only pet the capybaras. They didn’t look like they wanted to be hugged. Too chill for hugs.
One must assume that domestic armadillos are less risky, but I would hesitate to pet an armadillo as I've heard they commonly carry leprosy.
Leprosy famously has a very low R0 value. Low enough that it's really surprising that it was ever considered an epidemic.