Anteaters

immemorial many enemies, and because he is small and destructive, there have been a great many slaughters among them.

Not only were most of the birds their enemies, but Anteater lived almost wholly from them, and Centipede beset them every time and at all places when he had the chance.

So now there were a few among them who thought it would be well to hold council together and see if they could not come to some arrangement whereby they could retreat to some place of safety when attacked by robber birds and animals.

But at the gathering their opinions were most discordant, and they could come to no decision.

From among them they chose a king, that is to say some of the groups did, and they divided the labor so that all went as smoothly as it possibly could.

But each group did it in its own way, and not one of them thought of protecting themselves against the onslaught of birds or anteater.

The red ants built their house on the ground and lived under it, but Anteater leveled to the ground in a minute what had cost them many days of precious labor.

The rice ants lived under the ground, and with them it went no better, for whenever they came out, Anteater visited them and took them out sack and pack.

For me, it's going to be UC Irvine transfer, Jurien, I don't know if that's the right way to say his first name or not, Dixon.

Uh, UC Irvine, Anteaters, who are they?

Yes, Anteaters.

[laughs]

All right, let's go.

Named after the animal...

Anteater.

Correct, Kat Ritchie.

On fire.

There's got to be a proper name for it, doesn't it? The

Anteater.

Looking at animal expert Ollie, there would be a scientific name for it.

Is that the one with the long nose? Yeah, yeah.

I'm going to wear one of my college shirts from this trip on Wednesday.

Yeah, you got, what? You got two or three Compton College shirts, and you got an Anteaters UC Irvine shirt.

I

did.

The Do 335 was faster than all of them on piston engines.

In 1944, the German pilots who flew it called it the Ameisenbär, the anteater, because of that long tapering nose with the big spinner up front.

Look at the profile of it and you understand immediately.

There is something almost prehistoric about the shape, like a creature that evolved specifically to move through a medium it was not supposed to be in.

It can happen.

Anteater, come on.

Good for

Paris.

immemorial many enemies, and because he is small and destructive, there have been a great many slaughters among them.

Not only were most of the birds their enemies, but Anteater lived almost wholly from them, and Centipede beset them every time and at all places when he had the chance.

So now there were a few among them who thought it would be well to hold council together and see if they could not come to some arrangement whereby they could retreat to some place of safety when attacked by robber birds and animals.

But at the gathering their opinions were most discordant, and they could come to no decision.

From among them they chose a king, that is to say some of the groups did, and they divided the labor so that all went as smoothly as it possibly could.

But each group did it in its own way, and not one of them thought of protecting themselves against the onslaught of birds or anteater.

The red ants built their house on the ground and lived under it, but Anteater leveled to the ground in a minute what had cost them many days of precious labor.

The rice ants lived under the ground, and with them it went no better, for whenever they came out, Anteater visited them and took them out sack and pack.