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ant bear
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Origin of ant bear1
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Example Sentences
It could belong to no other creature than the tamanoir, or great ant-eater, by the people of South America called the ant-bear.
Another species of “ant-bear,” differing from both in size and in many of its habits, is the “little ant-eater.”
For my own part, perched upon the apex of a ten-foot ant-bear cone, I need have no misgivings.
But this is a distorted and unnatural position, and in life would be a painful and intolerable attitude for the ant-bear.
There is another singularity in the anatomy of the ant-bear, I believe as yet unnoticed in the page of natural history.
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