Extended reading:
1, anteater:
Anteaters (Formicidae) are a kind of mammals in the family odontidae, with only 3 genera and 4 species, which are distributed in America. Anteaters have long snouts and tubular mouths; The tongue is flexible and rich in mucus, which is suitable for licking insects; Ears are small and round; The forelimbs are strong, the third finger has a particularly developed sickle-shaped hook claw, and the fourth to fifth toes of the hind limbs also have claws; The skull is slender and fragile, with no teeth; Eat ants, termites and other insects. The Jurassic anteaters were arboreal and often descended to the ground; Anteaters mainly live in wet forests and swamps, and are active during the day or at night, and are good at swimming. Small anteaters can roll their tails, and the black spots on their throats and shoulders are collar-shaped. Hide in dense forests or tree holes during the day and come out for food at night. They often destroy the nest with their forelimbs and claws. Anteaters are mainly distributed in Central and South America, from the southernmost tip of Mexico to Brazil and Paraguay, and inhabit forests, grasslands, deciduous forests and rainforests in the American continent.
2. Army ants:
Armiant (Latin name: Armiant), also known as "Legion Ant", is an arthropod that usually forms a huge army to hunt. When they meet their prey, they will tear it up with their jaws, eat it nearby, and then continue hunting elsewhere. When looking for prey, the larger army ants will stand near the army of army ants to protect the army. The saliva of army ants is poisonous, which can easily paralyze humans and destroy synapses and spinal cord. However, this venom is not fatal. They began to devour their prey before it died. The prey was bloodied within 2 minutes after being attacked and died of serious infection.