IPA: /tæˈmændʒuə/
KK: /tæˈmændʒuə/
A type of small anteater found in Central and South America, known for its thick fur and tree-dwelling habits during the day.
The tamandua climbed gracefully through the trees in search of food.
The word 'tamandua' originates from the Tupi language, specifically from 'taman-ua', meaning 'the one who eats ants'.
Think of the Tupi word for 'the one who eats ants' to remember that a tamandua is an animal known for its diet of ants.