Meanings of tamanduá in English

A sort of anteater called a tamandua uses the ex-burrow as a nursery.

Several times we saw the tamandua bandeira, the giant ant-bear.

The tamandua is seen climbing the loftiest monarchs of the forest in search of its insect prey.

It was a giant ant-eater, or tamandua bandeira, one of the most extraordinary creatures of the latter-day world.

The tamandua throughout most of its habitat rarely leaves the forest, and it is a helpless animal in the open plain.

Out in the open marsh the tamandua could neither avoid observation, nor fight effectively, nor make good its escape by flight.

The missionaries call them osso carnicero, to distinguish them from the osso palmero or tamanoir (Myrmecophaga jubata), and from the osso hormigero, or anteater (tamandua).

The great Ant-eater, Tamandua of the natives (Myrmecophaga jubata), was not uncommon here.