Pangolin wine is produced by boiling rice wine with a baby pangolin. African and Asian nations frequently report on noteworthy confiscations of pangolins and pangolin parts. The Chinese pangolin has the appearance of a scaly anteater. Other rarer mammals include the leopard cat, Sunda pangolin and black giant squirrel. It is named after the pangolin anteater. This coating is constructed from bone in the armadillo, and hair in the pangolin. The Chinese pangolin is threatened foremost by poaching. Exceptions are the ground pangolin and in some circumstances the tree kangaroo. CBCGDF also called for the burning of confiscated pangolin scales illegally trafficked to China. This is the direct result of extreme poaching for pangolin scales and meat. The tree pangolin is semiarboreal and generally nocturnal. The Chinese pangolin feeds mainly on insects, particularly termites and ants. A number of extinct pangolin species are also known. The Cameroonian government had confiscated more than 8 tonnes of pangolin scales since 2013. The two main threats encountered by ground pangolin populations are habitat loss and illegal trafficking.