A digital reconstruction and anatomical visualization of a pangolin developed from Artec scans of both a preserved historical specimen and a 19th-century skeletal mount. Due to significant deterioration and missing structural information, portions of the model were carefully reconstructed to restore anatomical continuity and accuracy. The resulting visualizations translate the combined scan and reconstruction data into educational imagery, including a partial transparent rendering revealing upper skeletal anatomy, a labeled anatomical plate, and a short animation demonstrating the pangolin’s characteristic defensive behavior of curling and uncurling. The project explores how digital reconstruction can extend the scientific and educational value of fragile historical specimens.