👉 Myrmegryllus is a type of coniferous tree-eating mammal found in southern and eastern Africa, known for its distinctive black and white stripes that can vary from 3 to 10 inches long. They are characterized by their large ears, which are used as alarm devices during hunting, but they also serve as camouflage in the forest. Myrmegryllus are social animals and live in small groups called "groups."
