🐜 Southern tamanduas primarily consume ants and termites, and in the wild they can eat as many as 9,000 insects a day! With such a specialized diet, tamanduas have some unique adaptations for eating. Since their mouth only opens to about the width of a pencil eraser, they have a 16-inch long, sticky tongue that allows them to navigate ant and termite nests and quickly consume their prey. . . . 🌱🌼🌳 One way to help all wildlife—regardless of where you live—is to plant native trees, bushes and

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