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The document compares the polar bear and giant anteater. It states that polar bears weigh between 300 to 800 kilograms and can smell up to 32 kilometers away. Their cubs drink about 1 liter of milk per day. Giant anteaters live in Central and South America in tropical climates and can grow up to 2.1 meters tall. They weigh up to 170 kilograms and have a 16 inch long tongue that extends 160 times per minute to catch ants. The writer discusses using habits of mind like striving for accuracy, persisting, and being responsible when completing a school project on these animals.
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