Anteaters are animals from "The Wild Thornberrys"
Appearance[]
There are three types of anteaters:
Giant Anteater: Gray with a black stripe on the neck.
Tamandua: Yellowish white with a black stripe on the shoulders, back, and neck.
Silky Anteater: Whitish gray.
Information[]
In Real Life[]
Anteaters have no teeth, but they have 2-foot long tongues for eating 30,000 ants and termites a day. Anteaters walk on their knuckles to keep their claws sharp for digging into anthills and termite nests. Anteaters can carry their young on their backs until the young are old enough to take care of themselves. Silky Anteaters, Tamanduas, and Giant Anteaters are found only in South America.
In "The Wild Thornberrys"[]
In "Bad Company"[]
A giant anteater can be seen at the beginning trying to take shelter from the rain.
Gallery[]
A giant anteater in reality
A real giant anteater in grass
A tamandua in a tree
Giant Anteater from "Bad Company"
A giant anteater carrying her young on her back
A Giant Anteater swimming
A giant anteater from "Vacant Lot"
A tamandua in defensive position
Silky Anteater Carrying Young
Silky Anteater using its claws and tail to hang on a branch
Tamandua carrying her young
A tamandua chowing down on ants
Silky Anteater defending itself