Using the long, sharp claws on their forelimbs, they open insect colonies and tree trunks. They then use the tongue to collect the eggs, larvae, and adult insects. The salivary glands secrete sticky saliva during feeding that coats the tongue. They only stay at one ant colony for a short period of time to avoid soldier ants, but giant anteaters can consume a few thousand insects in minutes. The tongue is attached to the sternum and moves very quickly, flicking 150 times per minute. They will eat fruit and birds' eggs on occasion.
The anteater eats ants termites and soft-belly grubs
They it an anteater because it eats ants.
ANTEATER
Anteaters
it eats ants
A T. Rex.
a anteater
Asquirrel is a Herbivore eats twigs.
Ants and termites.
probably a green anteater
Anteater
Birds like to eat them
Things like spiders