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@cecille583343.4Klikes1 commentI too use my stomach like a table, we’re not so different
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“"Why the long face?" "They gave me soup"”
“They’re not venomous, but those quills are typically pretty filthy. If you get stuck, it may get infected.”
“That's right, anteaters are texture eaters”
“Seeing an elephant do a front leg stand like that is impressive.”
“It's funny that nature bred them for survival but their specific tactics just all happen to be the cutest thing imaginable to us humans. Edit: is there a creationist revival going on that I don't know about or are these just bot comments? 🧐”
“A hedgehog on its back looks like a headless, plucked chicken.”
“Their big goofy noses though…”
“That one otter rubbing his face, like he DID NOT want to up at this hour. 😂😂😂”
“If you think about it, an anteater is just a mammal equivalent of a predatory hummingbird”
“Why did i never notice that gigantic boop button in their face”
“Never thought I needed to see a porcupine scratch its own butt but I was wrong.”
“I forget how bizarre these things are”
“I can’t believe I just witnessed an elephant using a branch as an ear bud🤣 I wonder if they use their trunks for ear irrigation”
“That last one looks like quite the dapper gentleman”
“Bro, that fish is baja blast flavored”
“So don't go overboard on the chili dogs, got it.”
“Guess what? Human mothers milk changes as baby grows too! Nature is amazing.”
“It looks like the concept of a bear.”
“Seeing a crocodile galloping towards you is a new kind of terror. Edit: Holy mackerel, people. Didn't expect this kind of feedback.😂 Thank you.”
“I love the one sleeping with a foot in the water. Like me with one foot out of the blanket”
“They are so FREAKING ADORABLE with their little paws up 😂❤”
“My favorite fact about anteaters: for a long time scientists didn’t know how anteaters avoided eating dirt when they ate ants. Surely the dirt clings to their tongue, right? That’s not ideal. But we didn’t know what they did to prevent it. Eventually, though, we got better cameras with high speed lenses and powerful zooming-in capabilities, and we could much more accurately and closely observe an anteater’s tongue when it digs up an ant hill, and we learned that actually anteaters eat a lot of dirt”
“The awkward bear”
“That Joey looked so relieved to be in a pouch, instincts probably finally soothed or something”
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