Was the pangolin the source of the Covid-19 outbreak?

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According to the British Broadcasting Agency,  there are extremely harmful viruses in Pangolin that are spreading worldwide.
Was the pangolin the source of the Covid-19 outbreak, cronavirus and bats
Pangolin the source of COVID-19

Scientists have suggested an immediate ban on the sale of animals in wildlife markets to avoid any future outbreaks, the BBC reports.

The report states that pangolin is the most smuggled animal worldwide, which is also used in food especially in china and traditional medicine.
Hong Kong University-based research founder Dr Tommy Lim says that "Two groups of viruses have been detected in a pangolin smuggled into China from Malaysia, but the secondary role of the virus in the SARS and COVID-19 epidemic has yet to be confirmed."

The endangered pangolin may be the link that facilitated the spread of the novel coronavirus across China and the rest of the world.

Dr Lim said the discovery of the virus in smuggled pangolin from Malaysia also raised the question of where the virus was transmitted to them.

While the exact cause of the outbreak of the Coronavirus has not yet been revealed, some scientists have shown the possibility that bats and pangolin are the cause of the virus, but a final opinion has not yet been finalized.
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