A baby anteater was born at the Uruguay Zoo on February 27. The baby anteater made a sound to find its mother, and after the mother heard it, she ran over to see her baby in seconds. You might be surprised by the tiny anteater skeleton, but every body structure is designed by nature. Their long snout can hit ant mounds directly, and their long sticky tongue can stick to all kinds of ants. Their large front claws can tear up termite mounds and help them climb trees, and their tails can help them hang firmly on trees.

[Picture of anteater] Anteater looking for a mother

Little Anteater The mother's pregnancy period is about five months. Newborn baby anteaters have large claws, and for the first few months they live on their mother's back. (via)