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Aardvarks are furry animals that live in Africa and have pig-like faces, big ears, and good eyesight. They use their claws to dig into ant and termite mounds at night, eating the insects inside using their long sticky tongues. Aardvarks live alone in underground dens found in grasslands, woodlands, and scrub across much of Africa, and have a lifespan of around 10 years in captivity.
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- 1. Aardvarks By Clarissa (2Longacre) and Julie and Shelby (5Kuipers)
- 2. How they look The Aardvark kind of looks like a pig. And some people think they look like Elephants. Some are very furry and some have no hair. They have big ears and think they have cool eyes. Aardvarks are very cool looking animals. Baby Aardvark
- 3. What They Eat Aardvarks love to eat Termites. Normally they like to eat big groups. Plus they eat ants. That’s where the nickname “Anteater” comes from. They use their claws to dig into the ant hills. They use their good sense of smell and hearing to spot the hills then they stick their snouts into the nests. Pretty gross!
- 4. Habitat Aardvarks normally live in Africa. Open grasslands, woodlands, and scrub to be more specific. They can be found from southern Egypt to The Cape of Good Hope in far south Africa.
- 5. Fun Facts Their lifespan is normally 10 years in captivity, but in the wild it is unknown. They are shy, nocturnal animals. They live in under ground dens. Aardvark means “Earth Pig”.