Sentences with MYRMECOPHAGA-JUBATA
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"The myrmecophaga jubata, also known as the giant anteater, is native to South America."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a long snout and a bushy tail."
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"My friend saw a myrmecophaga jubata during his trip to the Amazon rainforest."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has sharp claws for tearing into termite mounds."
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"I watched a documentary about the feeding habits of myrmecophaga jubata."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata uses its long tongue to lap up ants and termites."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata can consume up to 30,000 ants in a single day."
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"I spotted a myrmecophaga jubata at the zoo yesterday."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata is listed as a vulnerable species due to habitat loss."
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"My daughter wrote a research paper about the myrmecophaga jubata for school."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata is a solitary animal and is rarely seen in groups."
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"Researchers are studying the behavior of myrmecophaga jubata in their natural habitat."
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"I would love to see a myrmecophaga jubata in the wild someday."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a unique black and white coloration."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a strong sense of smell to detect termite mounds."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata's long snout helps it reach deep into termite nests."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a specialized stomach to digest its insect prey."
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"During the dry season, the myrmecophaga jubata may struggle to find sufficient food."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has powerful front legs for digging into termite mounds."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a gestational period of around six months."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata is also known as the giant anteater."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a long snout and a bushy tail."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata primarily feeds on ants and termites."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a specialized tongue for capturing insects."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata can consume up to 35,000 ants in a single day."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata is native to South and Central America."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata is classified as a vulnerable species by the IUCN."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has strong front claws used for breaking into termite mounds."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a unique coloration pattern on its fur."
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"The myrmecophaga jubata has a low reproductive rate, with females giving birth to only one offspring at a time."
