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   1 day ago · They’re super cute, too. The Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport, Connecticut, just announced the birth of their newest baby, an anteater pup born to two of the zoo’s Giant Anteaters. The parents, EO ...

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   Where can a baby giant anteater be seen?

   • A baby Giant anteater is seen at Madrid zoo with its mother. Browse Getty Images' premium collection of high-quality, authentic Baby Giant Anteater stock photos, royalty-free images, and pictures.

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   • Browse 59 baby giant anteater photos and images available in this collection. You can also start a new search to explore more. Here are some examples: Baby Giant Anteater with her mother. Myrmecophaga tridactyla Close up of Baby Giant Anteater with her mother. Myrmecophaga tridactyla

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   What does a giant anteater look like?

   • The giant anteater is recognized by its bushy tail, distinctively colored fur, elongated snout, and long fore claws. The giant anteater inhabits several habitats including rainforests and grasslands primarily feeds on ants and termites.

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   Is a giant anteater usually silent?

   • Giant anteaters are usually silent all the time and avoid making any kind of sound unless they are in a fight. The Giant Anteater is completely terrestrial, unlike the three other anteater species. It flicks out its tongue 150 times a minute when eating insects, but does not make any notable sounds during this process.

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     This Baby Giant Anteater Is Like No Animal You've Seen Before

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     Ridiculously adorable baby giant anteater is born at a Miami zoo

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