Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 438
are called Ant-Eaters, and two of thenumber — the most interesting ones — have ex-tended their range northward of the Isthmusof Panama, into North America. end of that curious muzzle, its tongue is like abig angle-worm a foot long, and it has no teethwhatever! Its covering is a rough coat of… … A GROUP OF NINE-BANDED ARMADILLOS. ANT-BEAR. With the exception of the jaguar, the GreatAnt-Eater, the Ant-Bear, or Crested Ant-Bear, whichever youchoose to call him, is (Myr-m,-, K-a-ga ju-ba-ta.) thg mQst ^^ qua(j_ ruped in all South America; nor am I at allsure he is not entitled to first place.…
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