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Short Beaked Echidna, Kangaroo Island, SA, Australia
By Lucca Amorim
#lucca amorim#photographer#short beaked echidna#echidna#nature#kangaroo island#animal#mammal#wildlife#south australia#australia
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A short beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) in Freycinet, Australia
by Charles Sharp
#short beaked echidna#echidnas#monotremes#tachyglossus aculeatus#tachyglossus#tachyglossidae#monotremata#mammalia#chordata#wildlife: australia#wildlife: oceania
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This animal was requested!
#animal polls#my polls#austrialian wildlife#wildlife#echidna#short beaked echidna#mammalia#mammals#monotremata#monotreme#new guinea#australia
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short beaked baby echidna!!
Reference picture ^^
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Happy World Echidna Day!
These interesting and unique creatures are said to be named after "Echidna" The Greek mythological mother of monsters, believed to be half woman, half snake. But why? Echidnas were perceived by early scientists to have both mammalian and reptilian features as they produce milk from milk patches in their pouch, and lay eggs like other members of the monotremata order.
#happy world echidna day#echidna#echidnas#short beaked echidna#short beaked echidnas#animal#animals#animal fact#animal facts#fun animal fact#fun animal facts#fun fact#fun facts#fact#facts#zoology#mammals
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Echidna. Australian ant eater
Also a mammal that lays eggs. Monotreme.
Scientific name Tachyglossus
(Which is very fun to say)
Shy creatures, strong burrowers, if disturbed, they dig down and leave a array of spines poking up to deter predators.
Plus. They can Swim! Often just for fun!
Great little creatures...
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Echidna gal
#echidna#furry#furry character#original character#short beaked echidna#wip#sketch#my artwork#digital art#krita
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yeah, but can you draw echidnas from memory because of a hilarious amount of hyperfixation?
#echidna#echidnas#short beaked echidna#my babies#look#long ahh nose#they stick their tounges out after anesthesia and it's the funniest and cutest thing#VERY LARG#my art#digital art#burger king table graffiti
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Another oldie from last year. His name is Rusty the Echidna!
#artists on tumblr#my art#vector art#digital art#original art#oc#original character#cartoony#character design#short beaked echidna#echidna#inkscape
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Echidnas by Louis A. Sargent. From Wild Beasts of the World, Vol. Two. Written by Frank Finn, published in 1909.
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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Blowing bubbles is a great summer pastime, especially for echidnas! Too keep themselves cool, short-beaked echidnas blow snot bubbles, and the mucus wets their snouts. When it the mucus evaporates the moisture draws out heat-- an efficient cooling method known as evaporative cooling.
(Image: A short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) by Jamie Lamb)
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Echidna By: Unknown photographer From: Le Grand Fichier du Monde Animal 1975
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The spines of a short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus)
by Mitch Thorburn
#short beaked echidna#echidna#monotremes#tachyglossus aculeatus#tachyglossus#tachyglossidae#monotremata#mammalia#chordata#wildlife: australia#wildlife: queensland
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Monotreme duo
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Short-beaked echidna! The four species of echidna and the platypus are the world’s only egg-laying mammals! Echidnas are monotremes, meaning they both lay eggs and nurse their young. Echidna babies are called puggles, and are nursed in a pouch until they start developing their spines at around 50 days old.
[ID: an illustration of an echidna facing toward the viewer, with termite mounds in the background. End.]
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すごい久しぶりに行ったけど、ハリモグラ展示が継続されていて嬉しい。
沼津港深海水族館
This aquarium exhibits echidnas in the coelacanth zone, because they are coelacanths among mammals. Good sense.
Numazu Deepblue Aquarium
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