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Did you know giant anteaters can identify the particular species of ant or termite by smell before they rip apart their prey's nest? And interestingly, they only consume about 140 insects from each mound during a single feeding.
Restraint from over indulging helps ensure the same colony will still be a viable food source in the future. The dine-and-dash also reduces an opportunity for insects to mount a defense and bite back.
Go watch “Giants of the Savannah” using the link in our bio to learn more about these weird and amazing creatures.
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GUYANA - An Adventure in Birding with James Currie

In Guyana, you always need to keep your eyes on the treetops and have your binoculars ready. Guyana is home to over 800 species of bird including the Harpy Eagle, Sun Parakeet, a number of McCaw species, and the elusive Red Siskin. Recently, the International Birding Authority, James Currie, was in Guyana for a true birding adventure.

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James Currie, an award-winning wildlife TV host, presents nature in a way that is refreshing and exciting.

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