Assertion: anteater | /r/CapableOf | raise up on its hind limbs
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text: When threatened, the anteater raises up on its hind limbs, hissing, and its heavily clawed forelimbs are extended, ready to do battle.
text: Anteaters are not aggressive by nature, but if they are cornered, they will rear up on their hind legs, using their tails for balance, and lash out fiercely with their claws.
text: All anteaters use the same fear-defense posture, rearing onto hind legs (Giants use their stiff tails as a tripod leg, Tamanduas and Silkies support with their prehensile tails) and brandish extended claws.
text: Using its tail for balance, the anteater will rear up on his hind legs, and lash its attacker with its four-inch-long claws to protect itself.
text: The long tail functions like kickstand: When the anteater rises up on its hind legs, it presses the tail against the ground to keep its balance.
text: When threatened, the anteater raises up on its hind limbs, hissing, its heavily clawed fore limbs extended, ready to do battle.
text: Battle-Ready: When threatened, the anteater raises up on its hind limbs, hissing, its heavily clawed forelimbs extended, ready to do battle.
text: Rearing up on their hind legs and swiping at their attackers, anteaters are more than capable of standing their ground.