Although the symptoms are perennial, when mites breed, patients will get worse, and the severity of symptoms varies from day to day. Generally, it is the heaviest in the bedroom, because there are the most dust mites. Nasal congestion leads to nasal congestion at night and sneezing all the time in the morning. Children often get heavier when playing with pillows or touching other dusty bedding, thus improving the above situation.

Anteaters tear apart the nests of ants and termites with their powerful forelimbs, prey on them with their long tongues, swallow them whole and grind them by the thickened pylorus in their stomachs. All anteaters are slow and clumsy when they move on the ground. In two arboreal genera, forepaws and toes are used for grasping and hanging, and they move along the trunk in an alternating way. Small anteaters are completely arboreal and feed on tall trees; The ring-necked anteater is mainly arboreal and often moves on the ground. They are nocturnal animals. Anteaters are completely terrestrial and mainly move during the day. When in danger, it stands on its hind legs and uses its tail or back as a pillar to form a stable tripod posture.

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State, claws and opponents are torn. Although the head has no defensive equipment, powerful forelimbs and very sharp claws are powerful "weapons". Anteaters mainly live in wet forests and swamps, and are active during the day or at night, and are good at swimming. Spotted-necked anteater lives in trees and often goes down to the ground; Small anteaters are arboreal animals. The latter two mostly hide in dense forests or tree holes during the day and come out for food at night, often destroying ant nests with forelimb claws. Eat ants, termites and other insects. The tongue of an anteater can stick out more than 0.5 meters to lick its food.

The anteater's tongue can reach an astonishing 60 cm long, and it can expand and contract at a frequency of 150 times per minute. The tongue is covered with small thorns and a lot of mucus [1], so ants can't escape after being stuck. Anteaters eat a lot, and can eat one pound (454 grams) of ants at a time, which is good for inhibiting ant damage. It has a lot of hair and brown skin, so it is not afraid of the sharp teeth and claws of wild animals [1]. An anteater only eats ants 140 days in an ant nest, and then leaves for another ant nest after eating. By eating this way, it can ensure the survival of ants in its nest, so that it can have ants to eat for a long time.

Anteaters are gentle and slow-moving, but their sense of smell is very sensitive. They sniff out the nest with their noses and then open it with their claws. They are always very careful to avoid the nest being completely destroyed.

The anteater uses its knuckles to protect its long claws. This makes them walk like a cripple. [2]