giant anteater

Other relatives, such as the giant anteater, have also been proposed.

The day before we landed she saw a giant anteater on the airstrip.

In fact, they are very clumsy on the ground unlike their cousin, the giant anteater.

Around 20 years ago, the giant anteater was seen for the last time by local hunters, but it is extinct today.

A pair of weird and wonderful giant anteaters arrive at the park.

After doing so he leaves, but not before unleashing a giant anteater on the village.

All species except the giant anteater have a prehensile tail.

Giant anteaters can live around 16 years in captivity.

The giant anteater in the room: Brazil's neglected tropical diseases problem.

Habitat destruction is the primary threat to giant anteaters.

The giant anteater is native to Central and South America.

The giant anteater can be identified by its large size, elongated muzzle and long tail.

Giant anteaters, as the name suggests are the largest of their family, and equipped with...

As of 2011, a giant anteater resides in the former warthog enclosure.

The giant anteater is the most terrestrial of the living anteater species.

Giant anteaters typically rest in dense brush but may use tall grass on cooler days.

Giant anteaters are good swimmers and are capable of moving through wide rivers.

Giant anteaters live in home ranges which vary in size depending on the location.

Their front legs had long, curved claws indicating they knuckle-walked like giant anteaters today.

Giant anteaters still exist but live no farther north than Guatemala and Belize.

The Giant Anteater is an animal that lives in South America.

The giant anteater got its binomial name from Carl Linnaeus in 1758.

The giant anteater may use multiple habitats.

Giant anteaters can mate throughout the year.

The giant anteater eats mostly ants and termites.