You're full of prejudice. Superior to animals? I don't know.
This series is intended to be written in a semi-spoken tone. The original book was written using <101 cool and fascinating animal stories>인데, 원래 책이 그렇습니다. 이유는 책에서 찾아보시길 바라며, '당신이 알면 깝놀할 동물의 세계' 시리즈를 시작합니다.
Welcome to the animal kingdom.
I wasn't sure where to start, so I'm going to start with a story about ant licking that starts with a base station.
What does an anteater like to eat? Yes, that's right, anteaters love ants. They lick them, which is why they're called anteaters. But how many anteaters does an anteater eat in a day? One, two, or ten? Don't be surprised.
I'm bigger than I thought, so I need to eat a lot.
The big anteaters are almost as big as a human adult. The problem is that they have poor eyesight. Even if they had good eyesight, they would have a hard time finding ants. But don't worry. They have a very good sense of smell. They stick their nose to the ground and follow the scent of the ants. After a few sniffs, they find the anthill. Now that they're in front of the anthill, what should they do? Should they hide and eat the ants when they come out? Actually, the anteater is not a very generous friend. Despite its gentle appearance, it has a mind of its own. When it finds an anthill, it digs it up with its big front paws. He then sticks his snout into the broken anthill and starts eating.
It doesn't pick them off one by one, because if it did, they'd all run away. It sticks its long tongue in and swirls it around in its dish to catch them. The tongue, which can be 60 centimeters long, is very sticky, so once an ant is stuck on it, it doesn't come off. It swallows them whole, like a vacuum cleaner sucking up dust. It's like a vacuum cleaner sucking up dust. The truth is, ants don't have teeth, so they can't chew.
In fact, they don't even need to chew, because they use a very effective digestive agent. When ants enter the stomach of an anteater, they get all excited and spew venom, but the venom actually digests them, right?
Ants are the best food for an anteater, because they don't have to risk their lives to hunt them down, and they can be swallowed without chewing. But anteaters don't eat all this good food, they leave it behind. Is it because they get tired of eating tens of thousands of ants? The reason they leave ants behind is so they can eat them again later. What would you do if you were given a magic cake and told that if you leave a piece, you can have it again tomorrow. Would you leave a little or eat the whole thing?
The anteater, also known as the Grim Reaper to ants, has enemies. When an anteater encounters an enemy, it releases a poisonous odor that drives them away.
Because anteaters walk on all fours, it's hard for them to carry anything else, but they still carry their young until they can live on their own. They want to give it a little more love before they say goodbye.
Natural enemies: The 'eaten animal' calls the 'eaters' its natural enemies.
