I'm always a sucker for baby animal photos, but, in this case, the animal will one day have quite a "sucker" of her own.
A giant anteater, named Sabia, was born Aug. 14 and will eventually have a tongue that can extend up to two feet to capture the up to 30,000 ants she'll eat each day.
Sabia is scheduled to make her Zoo debut today with her mother, weather permitting, from about 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
The historic range of the giant anteater is in Central America, but the Zoo says the species is in danger of extinction in the wild.
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