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Echidna close up — Stock Photo, Image

Echidna close up — Photo

The echidna is walking through long grass looking for ants

 — Photo by ozflash

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The echidna has spines like a porcupine, a beak like a bird, a pouch like a kangaroo, and lays eggs like a reptile. Also known as spiny anteaters, they're small, solitary mammals native to Australia
Echidna Has Spines Porcupine Beak Bird Pouch Kangaroo Lays Eggs — Stock Photo, Image
The echidna is looking for ants to eat
Echidna close up — Stock Photo, Image
The echidna has sharp spines it uses for defence
Echidna close up — Stock Photo, Image
The echidna has spines like a porcupine, a beak like a bird, a pouch like a kangaroo, and lays eggs like a reptile. Also known as spiny anteaters, they're small, solitary mammals native to Australia
Echidna Has Spines Porcupine Beak Bird Pouch Kangaroo Lays Eggs — Stock Photo, Image
The echidna is looking for ants in the ground
Echidna ant eater — Stock Photo, Image
The Australian echidna is similar to an American ant eater. It has dark brown and tan spikes for protection
Australian Echidna Similar American Ant Eater Has Dark Brown Tan — Stock Photo, Image
The echidna is looking for ants to eat
Echidna close up — Stock Photo, Image
The short nosed has strong-clawed feet and spines on the upper part of a brownish body. The snout is narrow and the mouth is small, with a tongue that is long and sticky for feeding on termites and ants, their chief food.
Short Nosed Has Strong Clawed Feet Spines Upper Part Brownish — Stock Photo, Image
The short nosed has strong-clawed feet and spines on the upper part of a brownish body. The snout is narrow and the mouth is small, with a tongue that is long and sticky for feeding on termites and ants, their chief food.
Short Nosed Has Strong Clawed Feet Spines Upper Part Brownish — Stock Photo, Image
This echidna or ant eater is looking for some ants to eat
Echidna — Stock Photo, Image
This is a close up of an echidna
Echidna in grass — Stock Photo, Image
The echidna has spines like a porcupine, a beak like a bird, a pouch like a kangaroo, and lays eggs like a reptile. Also known as spiny anteaters, they're small, solitary mammals native to Australia
Echidna Has Spines Porcupine Beak Bird Pouch Kangaroo Lays Eggs — Stock Photo, Image
The short nosed has strong-clawed feet and spines on the upper part of a brownish body. The snout is narrow and the mouth is small, with a tongue that is long and sticky for feeding on termites and ants, their chief food.
Short Nosed Has Strong Clawed Feet Spines Upper Part Brownish — Stock Photo, Image
The echidna is a brown marsupial with spikes for potection
Echidna Brown Marsupial Spikes Potection — Stock Photo, Image
The Australian echidna is similar to an American ant eater. It has dark brown and tan spikes for protection
Australian Echidna Similar American Ant Eater Has Dark Brown Tan — Stock Photo, Image
The echidna is looking for food in the field
This is a side view of an echidna — Stock Photo, Image

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