Collared Anteater

The future adapted version of a Collared Anteater has adapted to rocky climate with many of its prey dying off or moving to different places. It's long tongue catches insects of underground water, a smaller body to lessen heat, fur to keep heat away, eyelashes and a double eyelid to keep out loose rocks, nocturnal to catch it’s main prey of bats, back pattern to mimic an opening to a hole to sleep in after digging it, strong long tail and legs to jump higher and catch bats, big claws to dig wholes in the hard rock for a den and to rip open prey, and a tail fluff that lets off the scent of agave that lures bats near to them. The tail sticks out of the den, the Anteaters back to the outside, letting off the scent to animals outside. It will lure in the bat...