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The man seen extending his hand in the photo is about to be torn limb from limb.
“an anteater can maul a human and is capable of disemboweling an adult with one swipe”
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http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/animals/photos/15-cute-animals-that-could-kill-you/giant-anteater
The animal in the photo isn’t a giant anteater, looks more like a tamandua. Clementine didn’t specify a giant anteater.
She didn’t say ‘right away.’
I have a question. Evolutionary speaking, why do anteaters need to be so strong? Don’t they pretty much just saunter up to a hole, and slide their tongue into it until it’s covered in ants? It’s not like they have to chase the ants down and battle with them.
I think that’s defense against anteater-eaters.
You need a separate page for these, just like you have separate pages for the interviews now.