Animal
| Name: | Tongue |
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| gender: | male |
| Animal specie: | Tamandua tetradactyla (anteater) |
| Habitat: | Jungle |
About It
| Nutrition: | Carnivorous |
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| Food Offered: | Insect |
| Food Qty: | 0.5KG |
| Date Of Check-Up: | January 10, 2026 |
Veterinary Observation
Subject: Tongue - Appearance: Distinctive "black vest" pattern over tan fur. - Snout: Long and tubular; nostrils clear of obstructions. - Tongue: Highly extensible and moist (essential for feeding). - Movement: Slow on ground but very agile in climbing. - Tail: Strong prehensile grip; skin on underside is healthy.
| Mood Animal: | Healthy |
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Optional Animal Details
Male Southern Tamandua. Status: healthy. BCS: 3/5. Large claws on front limbs are sharp for breaking termite nests. No signs of oral lesions or tongue dryness. Effective use of tail as a fifth limb during arboreal activity. Responds well to olfactory enrichment (honey/insects). Stable in jungle canopy habitat.