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Where do aardvarks live? Aardvarks are quite versatile in their housing choices. They can be found in all regions, from dry savannas to rain forests, where there are sufficient termites for food, access to water, and sandy or clay soil. If the soil is too hard, aardvarks, despite being speedy, powerful diggers, will move to areas where the digging is easier.
Aardvarks have long, sticky tongues that they can then use to grab the insects and eat them. Aardvarks have two eyes, one located on either side of their long snouts. Aardvarks' eyesights are poor, and are mostly reliant on their excellent hearing for protection and direction. Aardvarks grow to be between 4 and 5 feet in length. Their tails can be as long as two feet. Behaviors. Aardvarks will also use their claws to dig burrows.