It’s a question of scale; these five might find this strategy works better if they were trying to bring down an elk. But what could they do with it once they had it immobilized? Anteaters don’t got teeth. And the most well-oiled machine of a wolfpack would find their tactics useless in hunting ants.
I was going to be lippy and add my own over extended tongue twisted comments. But after reading the mouth full of comments, mine would be nothing but toothless. .Thanks to everyone for already having their morning coffee and getting their synpases firing away with great comments.
Tackle an ant hill instead of an ant, and it would work. What one chases out and loses might be caught by another. The group as a whole eats more. Works for sharks.
hsawlrae almost 13 years ago
tongue tied?
doc white almost 13 years ago
X marks the spot.
Superfrog almost 13 years ago
They’re all licked now.
bluskies almost 13 years ago
So much for synchronized slurping in time for the next Olympics…
bluskies almost 13 years ago
Guess there IS such a thing as too much tongue.
cdward almost 13 years ago
Snerk!
Nebulous Premium Member almost 13 years ago
And I always thought that anteater kings were a myth.(google ‘rat king’)
jpsomebody almost 13 years ago
Are the ant eaters preparing to break huddle?
GROG Premium Member almost 13 years ago
They’re about as useful as when the cavemen go hunting.
adubman almost 13 years ago
To Tongue or Knot to Tongue….That is the Question!
fritzoid Premium Member almost 13 years ago
It’s a question of scale; these five might find this strategy works better if they were trying to bring down an elk. But what could they do with it once they had it immobilized? Anteaters don’t got teeth. And the most well-oiled machine of a wolfpack would find their tactics useless in hunting ants.
jtviper7 almost 13 years ago
Big deal… I can tie a knot is a cherry stem with my tongue.
Loijen almost 13 years ago
Mayday here already?
Hunter7 almost 13 years ago
I was going to be lippy and add my own over extended tongue twisted comments. But after reading the mouth full of comments, mine would be nothing but toothless. .Thanks to everyone for already having their morning coffee and getting their synpases firing away with great comments.
kurtfk almost 13 years ago
How come anteaters can talk, but wolves can’t?
boldyuma almost 13 years ago
“Gnarf?”
The Life I Draw Upon almost 13 years ago
Tackle an ant hill instead of an ant, and it would work. What one chases out and loses might be caught by another. The group as a whole eats more. Works for sharks.
lin4869 almost 13 years ago
Gnarf!
Saucy1121 Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Package is close to pack. Close, but not quite.
burleigh2 almost 13 years ago
You’d almost think the ant was saying it was the season to hunt ant eaters… humans take on bigger prey like that. ;-)
natureboyfig4 Premium Member almost 13 years ago
I love this one!