| Later, as the sounds drop in pitch, meerkat parents modify the type of food they give their offspring. |
| While foraging, a meerkat often catches tidbits to give to youngsters that it doesn't see but still hears. |
| This meerkat, the largest and handsomest we have ever seen, cannot have been anything less than the chief of his tribe. |
| By playing back tape recordings of cries of the incorrect pitch, researchers succeeded in tricking meerkat parents into feeding their babies with the wrong type of prey. |
| The last of the civet-like animals about which we can tell you is the meerkat, sometimes known as the suricate. |
| Often, when starting for a ride or drive, we have been obliged to shut up our meerkat, so determined was he to come with us. |
