Ta-mān'du-ā, n.

noun

n. (Zoöl.) A species of ant-eater, about the size of an ordinary cat, found in tropical America, having short, shining, and somewhat silky hair, and a prehensile tail; — called also little ant-bear.

An anteater walks along a branch amid foliage.
Tamandua, or Little Ant-bear.