Posts Tagged ‘Giant Anteater’
Giant Anteater Kisses!
Tuesday, June 12th, 2012Here we have one of our recent additions to ZWF. Our new Giant Anteater that still needs a name! She was greeting me this morning and came right up to me and started licking me to say hello! As you can see, Giant Anteaters have long tongues which they use to collect ants and termites. Keep checking back for updates and more photos on how this beautiful new addition is doing! If you want to try to come up with a name for her, then please leave a comment for us on what you think her name should be!
Demetrius and His New Tiki Enclosure!
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011The photo above shows Demetrius enjoying his new Tiki Enclosure! Demetrius is our Giant Anteater. He is settling in to his cage quite nicely and there still are a few improvements to be done! To visit Demetrius in person then come by for a private tour! Check out our tour pages for more info. If you would like to see more photos of Demetrius then visit Demetrius’ Gallery.
Update on Demetrius our new Giant Anteater!
Monday, September 26th, 2011Demetrius, our new Giant Anteater is settling in to ZWF quite nicely! In the photo above, Demetrius is being held by his new best friend, Mario. Demetrius loves Mario, and will come up to him and let Mario carry him as well. He loves getting yogurt as a treat every now and then too! To view more photos of Demtrius, then visit Demetrius’ Gallery. You can always come by ZWF for a private tour to see Demetrius up close and personal!
Demetrius the Giant Anteater
Saturday, September 17th, 2011Meet our newest addition, Demetrius the Giant Anteater! Demetrius is a new member of the ZWF family. The largest of four anteater species, the giant anteater may be five to seven feet long, from nose to tail, and weigh 40 to 100 pounds. It has a narrow head, long nose, small eyes, and round ears. Its coarse hair may be gray or brown, with a white-banded black stripe running along the body to mid-torso, and a long, bushy tail, which can be two to three feet long. Its front feet have large claws, which are curled under when it walks. It has poor vision but a keen sense of smell. To view more photos of Demetrius the please visit Demetrius’ Gallery.





