Aardvarks

An aardvark is one aardvark. The word population is superfluous .

earth pig

Sub-Saharan Africa

An average aardvark tongue is up to 30 centimeters.

Aardvarks, being land mammals, can probably swim. The only problematic factor is that generally, they don't need to. All land mammals can swim if they are forced to, and this includes the aardvark.

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ant eater

David Valladares is a sisxth grader who has a friend named Joey in 2013.

They use their pig like snouts to catch their pray

No, they are not. An armadillo is a small animal with a shell kind of like a pillbug. They eat insects and some fruits and vegetables. They have a true mouth, meaning they have upper and lower jaws and are able to chew. An aardvark is larger and has full body fur and a nose that looks like a tube. They only eat ants and termites I think, but to be sure I will say insects...

Yes

Aardvarks grow to body lengths of 3-5 ft (90-150 cm). The thick, hairless, rat-like tail grows to lengths of 1.5-2 ft (45-60 cm) and is used for defense. The shoulder height is 2 ft (60 cm). Aardvarks weigh 100-170 lbs (45-77 kg). Aardvarks are covered with a thick pink-grey skin that protects them from insect bites. The body is sparsely covered with bristly hairs a yellowish- or brownish-grey in colour. The leg hairs are darker than the body hairs. Long white hairs 1-2 in (2.5-5 cm) long grow from the nostrils. These hairs, combined with folds of skin that cover the nostrils when the animal is digging, protects the nose from dirt clogs and insect attacks.

Aardvarks are powerful diggers. They can stand on their hind feet for short periods of time by resting on the base of their tail. They are not fast runners. Aardvarks have a life span of 10 years.

A baby aardvark is called a cub.

It can pick up to 3,000 ants in one lick.

Species have changed since the stone age and the Aardvark is the only living species of the order Tubulidentata, of which other prehistoric species and genera are known.

It is therefore certain that Aardvarks were around during the stone age.

Aardvarks have two natural predators, the wild boar and the ocelot. However due to deforestation and overfishing, many aardvarks have met their fate at the spinning propeller blades of boats.

eerieAaron

Llama:)

You can find a aardvark around the Sahara Desert or places around Egypt(Libya etc:)

so they don't get dust in it as they can't sneeze :)

umm im sure if an aardvark fell in the ocean a shark might eat it but i dont know why an aardvark would be in the ocean.

surely they do

I'm not sure what the question is, I think st rephrase the question

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No. Aardvarks are mammals and give birth to live young. There are only two mammals that lay eggs. The Platypus and the Echidna.