ant-eater (Meaning)

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ant-eater (n.)

One of several species of edentates and monotremes that feed upon ants. See Ant-bear, Pangolin, Aard-vark, and Echidna.

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The ant-eater skillfully used its long tongue to capture ants crawling on the forest floor.
Observing the ant-eater in action, it was fascinating to see how it extracted ants from their nests with precision.
The zoo's newest exhibit showcased a playful ant-eater, delighting visitors with its unique feeding habits.
While on a jungle safari, we were fortunate to spot an ant-eater gracefully moving through the foliage in search of its favorite meal.
The ant-eater's specialized snout and sharp claws are adaptations that aid in its efficient ant consumption.
Researchers studied the ant-eater's behavior to gain insights into its ecological role and impact on ant populations.
The ant-eater's tongue, coated with sticky saliva, proved to be a highly effective tool for capturing elusive ants.
Wildlife enthusiasts eagerly gathered to witness the rare sighting of an ant-eater in its natural habitat.
The children marveled at the peculiar appearance of the ant-eater as it strolled through the zoo enclosure.
The ant-eater's keen sense of smell helped it locate ant colonies hidden beneath the layers of fallen leaves in the forest.

One of several species of edentates and monotremes that feed upon ants. See Ant-bear, Pangolin, Aard-vark, and Echidna.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ant-eater skillfully used its long tongue to capture ants crawling on the forest floor.

Observing the ant-eater in action, it was fascinating to see how it extracted ants from their nests with precision.

The zoo's newest exhibit showcased a playful ant-eater, delighting visitors with its unique feeding habits.

While on a jungle safari, we were fortunate to spot an ant-eater gracefully moving through the foliage in search of its favorite meal.