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Drop (s) XP. Appearance. Anteaters are medium-sized gray-and-black animals that have long snouts on their heads. Behavior. Anteaters are neutral and will attack if they're provoked or if you attack their calves. Anteaters, however, are inherently hostile towards Leafcutter Ants and will attack them with their long tongues.
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Anteaters are neutral mobs that can be found in Jungle biomes.
Anthill Raiding
Anteaters can sometimes be seen raiding Leafcutter Anthills by using their claws to dig inside. While digging they can drop several items. Anteaters can find: •Beetroots •Coarse Dirt •Dirt •Gongylidia (Only if the Chambers beneath have them growing) •Hanging Roots •Leafcutter Ant Pupae •Maggots •Potatoes •Rooted Dirt
Breeding
Anteaters can be bred with Leafcutter Ant Pupae. Feeding two Anteaters some Leafcutter Ant Pupae causes them to enter love mode and eventually one of the Anteaters will spawn a baby Anteater.
•If an Anteater is named "Peter" or "Peter The Anteater" then it will gain a uniform based off of the university mascot of the same name.
If an Anteater comes across an Anthill, it will start to tear through it with its claws and consume the ants that emerge to defend it. When provoked, they rear onto their... Anteaters are large, hairy mammals who spawn in jungle biomes, where they prey on Leafcutter Ants with their long tongues.
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Giants are unused, over-sized mobs that look like zombies. A giant drops 5 when killed and has a chance of dropping some of its equipment if it has any. No biome includes giants on their spawn lists, so they can never spawn naturally. Additionally, giants simultaneously require a light level greater than 11 and less than 8. This effectively makes it impossible to make them appear through ...
It feeds primarily on ants and termites, using its fore claws to dig them up and its long, sticky tongue to collect them. Though giant anteaters live in overlapping home ranges, they are mostly solitary except during mother-offspring relationships, aggressive interactions between males, and when mating.
Anteaters feed almost exclusively on ants and termites, whose nests they rip open with their powerful forelimbs and claws, and then ingest with their sticky tongue. They only consume about 140 insects from each mound during a single feeding.
