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Based on mine and one of my friends, mine eats only LIVE small crickets (she doesn't notice dead ones) and my friend's eats meal worms, and grubs (I think), something about "it is afraid of crickets". So this is just based on mine and theirs, so go with that!
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoBy their long tongue. They have long tongues specially adopted to catch their preys and food..
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Why are anteaters unable to fly?
anteaters are unable to fly because they do not have bones like a bird and they do not have feathers or wings to catch the air and glide
How do anteaters eat their food?
with it's tounge
Where are anteaters in a food chain?
they are primary consumers i think!
How do anteaters find food?
Anteaters do not have very good eyesight but they do have an excellent sense of smell and use it to sniff out sources of food. When they find an ant or termite nest they tear open the nest with their strong fore-claws and then probe the debris with their long thin tongues.
What kind of food does the anteater eat?
Anteaters eat ants, hence the name.
Where do anteaters get there food?
from chinchillas which they capture and force into conscripted labor to suck their bawls
How does 1 change in the food web effect the rest?
say ants die then anteaters die and then the animals that eat anteaters die and so on till everything dies in the world
Why are Anteaters adapted to there home?
because that is were the can get there food from so it is easier for them that going some where else.
Are anteaters a invertebrate?
No, anteaters are vertebrates.
How do penguins catch their food?
They catch their food by moving around and they catch the food with their mouth. by klaudia.M.
How do the catch the food?
You catch food by setting traps to catch them. Other ways are by fishing, harvesting, and hunting for food.
Why do anteaters have eyes when they are blind?
anteaters are blind
