Peter the giant anteater, a glimpse into a unique species

The video introduces Peter, a giant anteater, highlighting its unique characteristics such as being toothless but having a long tongue for feeding. It discusses their diet in the wild and captivity, their defense mechanisms against predators, and their current vulnerable status due to human activities. The video emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts to protect this ancient species.

What is a unique feature of giant anteaters that compensates for their lack of teeth?

• They have a long tongue.

• They have a strong jaw.

• They have a large stomach.

• They have sharp teeth.

What is included in the diet of giant anteaters in the wild?

• Leaves and grass

• Ants and termites

• Fish and small mammals

• Seeds and nuts

How many times can a giant anteater's tongue flick in a minute?

• 50 times

• 100 times

• 150 times

• 200 times

What are the giant anteater's claws and forelegs used for?

• Building nests

• Tearing apart ant hills and defending against predators

• Swimming

• Climbing trees

What is a major threat to the giant anteater's survival?

• Competition for food

• Predation by birds

• Overhunting and habitat loss

• Climate change