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Anteaters track prey by their scent.[14] After finding a nest, the animal tears it open with its claws and inserts its long, sticky tongue to collect its prey (which includes eggs, larvae, and adult insects).[22][17] An anteater attacks up to 200 nests in one day, for as long as a minute each, and consumes a total of around 35,000 insects.[20][17] The anteater may be driven away from a nest by the chemical or biting attacks of soldiers.[14] Termites may rely on their fortified mounds for protection or use an underground tunnel system to escape.[47] --WP
Their claws are evidently fearsome tools, able to tear apart even cement-like termite mounds. Methinks that if the one above really wanted to, it could rip that wooden fence to shreds.
Seems like it's the 'giant anteater' breed! :P
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_anteater
Their claws are evidently fearsome tools, able to tear apart even cement-like termite mounds. Methinks that if the one above really wanted to, it could rip that wooden fence to shreds.
If you pretend its snout is an arm and the arm in the middle is its head it looks like something out of Silent Hill
Good one!