Replica Tamandua Skull Woodpecker Belonging to the family Phocoenidae

Belonging to the family Phocoenidae

but has been introduced to parts of Europe where they are now a feral species

are positioned for powerful digging movements

This solitary cetacean uses its characteristic spade-like teeth when foraging for fish

Replica Tamandua Skull Woodpecker Belonging to the family PhocoenidaeThe tamandua, also known as the collared anteater, is native to Central and South America. The tamandua is a member of the order Xenarthra, which also includes sloth and armadillos. Tamandua are carnivores specialized in eating insects. The tamandua uses its long front claws for digging through ant and termite mounds, then laps its prey with its sticky tongue. Specifications: Product Type: Replica Product Material: High quality Polyurethane resin