Animals with longest tongues

The tongue of a Giraffe ranges from 18 to 20 inches

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Okapi uses its tongue to reach leaves of high branches and also uses it to clean eyes and nose

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Hummingbird’s long, slender bill is used to collect nectar from flowers

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The long tongue of a sun bear is perfect for getting at honey and insects

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Chameleons do not move very fast but they use their long tongues to catch insects

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Anteater’s specialized tongue allows them to eat up to 30,000 ants and termites each day

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Pangolin can gulp a huge amount of ants with its long sticky tongue

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The specialized tongue of tamanduas allows them to eat up to 9,000 ants in a day

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