| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| First Word in Dictionary | Aardvark is the first word in most English dictionaries due to its unique double A spelling ("AA"). |
| Meaning of Aardvark | Derived from Afrikaans, "aard" means earth and "vark" means pig, translating to "earth pig." |
| Origin of Aardvark | The word originates from the Afrikaans language, reflecting the animal's burrowing habits. |
| Alphabetical Order | Dictionaries follow strict alphabetical order; "Aardvark" comes first because of its double A prefix. |
| Physical Description | Aardvark has a pig-like body, long ears, and a snout for smelling insects. It is nocturnal and lives in Africa. |
| Diet | Primarily feeds on ants and termites using its long, sticky tongue, consuming thousands in a single night. |
| Behavior | Nocturnal; sleeps during the day and forages for food at night. |
| Digging Abilities | Uses sharp claws to dig deep burrows, which later serve as shelters for other animals. |
| Taxonomy | Not related to pigs; more closely related to elephants and manatees. |
| Unique Status | Aardvark is the only species in its family, making it unique in the animal kingdom. |
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