Giant anteaters are found in Central and South America. From the tip of their nose to the end of their tail, they could reach up to 220 cm in length and weight between 30 to 40 kilos. According to the he IUCN Red List, they are Vulnerable. They are in danger of extinction because of the change of habitat due to mining and livestock activities, like cattle-rising as it involves eliminating trees, vegetation. They are important as they play an important role in controlling ants and termites population, so they would not destroy certain species of trees, therefore, anteaters are vital in conservation of the rainforest in the places that they inhabit.
GIANT ANTEATERS NEVER DESTROY ANTHILLS FROM WHERE THEY EAT FROM
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2019
Black & White and Colour Variations
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GIANT ANTEATER IN FOREST
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Black & White and Colour Variations
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GIANT ANTEATERs CARRY THEIR BABIES ON THEIR BACK FOR A YEAR
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Black & White and Colour Variations
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GIANT ANTEATER runniNg
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Black & White and Colour Variations
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FOREST LEAVES
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GIANT ANTEATER BITS
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GIANT ANTEATER & LEAVES
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Black & White Background Variations
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GIANT ANTEATER
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Black & White Background Variations
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Giant anteaters’ sense of smell is 40 times stronger than that of humans
Giant anteaters walk on their knuckles and they use their claws to defend themselves from predators
GIANT ANTEATER HEAD AND CLAW
Tactile Illustration
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30x25 cm each
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Laser carved wood
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2019
GIANT ANTEATERs are toothless and their tongue could be up to 70 cm long
Tactile Puzzle
Laser carved wood
30 x 40 cm
2019
Laser carved wood
30 x 40 cm
2019