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Are anteaters found in Africa?
No they live in South America. the aardvark replaces them in Africa.
Where does the anteater live?
What kind of anteaters? In South America there are the Giant anteater and its relatives such as the the tamandua and pigmy anteaters. In Australia and Papua New Guinea there are the spiny anteaters, also called echidnas. In Australia there also are other kinds, such as the banded anteaters or numbats. In Africa there is the aardvark or ant bear and then there are the scaly anteaters or pangolins; some kinds of pangolin live in Africa and some in Southern Asia. There also are other animals that eat various kinds of ants and termites, and some of them are called anteaters, such as the Oecobiidae, spiders that eat mainly ants. Common names (such as "anteater" can be very misleading. For example, many so-called anteaters prefer termites.)
Can cheetah eat chicken meat?
No. Cheetahs live in Africa and anteaters live in South America, so they never meet.
Do anteaters live in the grass?
no, they live in ants
What country do anteaters live in?
There are more than one type of anteater, some are native to South and Central America an other are found in Africa.
Do anteaters live alone?
No theye live in a goup
Do anteaters live in the rainforest?
yes or no
Do anteaters live in Texas?
yes
Are anteatrs used for purses?
No, anteaters are used for shoes in Africa and Indanisia. Did you know that anteaters are 3rd cousin twice removed to dinosaurs?
Do anteaters live in Arkansas?
Anteaters do not live in America what so ever because of the climate. Anteaters like cold weather and usually live in Ireland. There has been some cases where scientists have found whole colonies of anteaters under the pacific ocean and their diet consists of octopuses, sharks and whales.
What size are anteaters' eggs?
Anteaters do not lay eggs. They are mammals, so they give birth to live young.
How old are anteaters?
Anteaters can live up to 10-15 years in the wild and up to 26 years in a zoo.
