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The 11 pages that link to Tongue, each with the reason it gives.

• InsectivoreRelated: Long, sticky tongues let several insectivores extract prey from nests and crevices.

• ProboscisCompared with: A tongue can reach or collect food but is not necessarily a tubular mouthpart.

• Hyoid boneRelated: The hyoid provides an anchor for muscles that move the tongue.

• NumbatBroader topic: A long, sticky tongue helps numbats collect termites from narrow openings.

• AardvarkRelated: The aardvark's long, sticky tongue gathers insects from tunnels and nest chambers.

• Masticatory apparatusRelated: It positions food between the teeth and gathers it after chewing.

• OffalBroader topic: Tongue is a familiar edible part often grouped with offal despite its different anatomy.

• TamanduaRelated: A long, sticky tongue lets tamanduas gather insects from narrow nest passages.

• Thorny devilRelated: Its sticky tongue rapidly captures small ants one at a time.

• Blue-tongued skinkRelated: The skink’s conspicuous blue tongue is its best-known identifying feature.

• Human mouthBroader topic: It moves food, senses taste, and helps shape spoken sounds.