At the wildlife sanctuary, anteaters used their long tongues to feed on ants hidden inside fallen logs.

Biologists observed an anteating lizard probing the ground for nests.

The anteater used its long sticky tongue to extract termites from the fallen log.

Researchers observed banded anteaters foraging together near the riverbank.

African anteaters in the reserve emerged at dawn and used their long tongues to probe termite mounds.

In the wild, spiny anteaters use their long, sticky tongues to extract ants and termites from narrow crevices.

When the hikers approached, scaly anteaters curled up into protective balls, revealing why local legends feared their armor.

Giant anteaters use their long tongues to extract ants and termites from nests in the grasslands.

At dusk in the rainforest, lesser anteaters often climb low branches to forage for ants.

During the nighttime walk, the researchers spotted collared anteaters foraging in the trees near the river.