Giant anteater mom and baby go on a termite hunt in the Brazilian grasslands. These interesting animals use their long, sticky tongues to catch termites. Giant anteaters live in the grasslands and forests of South America, eating termites and ants with their long tongues. The mom carries her baby on her back for about two years, teaching it everything it needs to know. They use a special technique to hunt termites, first finding their nests with their sense of smell, then using their tongues to catch them. Did you know that giant anteaters are not great diggers, but their strong claws help them open termite nests easily?