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I wish I could borrow him in the summer, Debbie. We get a lot of ants on our patio. 🙂 He’s cute!
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They are great little ant eaters Jill. They are very shy and their spikes are quite dangerous to predators. Lovely to have your visit and comment thanks Jill.
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Interesting…I thought he looked a little shy. 🙂
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Thought this was a porcupine or hedgehog. Ha! Never heard of a echidna. Had to look them up. Spiny anteaters, eh? Cute little fellow. Great photos!
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Thanks Leslie, they are amazing little creatures! Their babies are called puggles which is a very cute word 😊
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Super cute.
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Very cute but – I’m thinking – not too cuddly. You have so many unique animals where you live!
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She’s absolutely gorgeous!
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Puggles. Now that’s a word that I wouldn’t have believed was true. So cute!
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I know! I love the term and a local child care centre uses it as their business name.
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I saw one too in Tasmania! Great photos.
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Thanks Cindy, they are amazing little creatures.
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I have never seen such a animal. Bless it.
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They are native to Australia and seek out ants to eat with their long nose. They are also called spiny anteaters and their babies are called puggles 🙂
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Interesting
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We don’t get echidnas in WA Deb (except at the zoo) and same with koalas and platypi – we just have to settle for kangaroos (and quokkas when we go to Rottnest). Yours appears to be a cute little soul (as long as you don’t try to pick him up!)
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I didn’t know WA doesn’t have echidnas! I must see a quokka one day 🙂
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I recently read that echidnas have the largest brain for their body size of any animal and that they are a super intelligent animal, (Sandtalk was where I read it) but what an awesome little animal, they are and fantastic photos.
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Well I didn’t know that Sharon! Another reason to read that book :). Thanks for letting me know that about the brain size echidnas.
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How fun! I’ve never seen an echidna. Thanks for sharing!
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My pleasure Christie, happy to hear you enjoyed it 🙂
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Anything that eats the ants is a bonus, you need to get him to stay on as a pet! Saw a few echidnas in Oz when we were there especially on road-sides which seemed a bit worrying.
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That’s very true Jonno, they perform a great service 🙂
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