Interesting facts about Spiny Anteaters by weird square

**Weird Square's Fun Fact: Spiny Anteaters!**

Get ready to be fascinated by these bizarre, yet adorable creatures!

**Spiny Anteaters: The Uninvited Guests**

Spiny Anteaters, also known as Echidnas, are mammals that have a unique appearance. They're covered in sharp, pointed spines that help protect them from predators. But that's not all - these anteaters have a long, sticky tongue that they use to catch ants and termites!

Here are some fascinating facts about Spiny Anteaters:

1. **Ants and Termites, Galore!** Spiny Anteaters feed on ants and termites, which are their primary source of food. They can eat up to 200,000 ants in a single day!
2. **No Eyes, No Problem!** Spiny Anteaters don't have eyelids or eyelashes. They're not bothered by dust, dirt, or debris getting in their eyes.
3. **Spiny Shells** Their bodies are covered in sharp, pointy spines that make them look like a walking cactus. These spines protect them from predators and help keep them cool.
4. **Long Tongues** Their tongues are incredibly long - up to 10 inches (25 cm) - and sticky. They use these tongues to catch ants and termites.
5. **No Teeth!** Spiny Anteaters don't have teeth, but they're able to eat by using their tongues to gather their food.

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