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The echidna eats ants and termites and is also known as the spiny anteater or in Jirrbal, as nyargin. When I travel around the Cairns hinterland, I am amazed by the number of anthills I see. This interesting little creature is related to the platypus and has found its way onto the back of Australia’s five-cent coin. The echidna is an egg-laying mammal and has a long and slim snout, which acts as a nose and a mouth. This fascinating bundle of spikes has a tiny mouth, toothless jaws and a sticky tongue to gather its prey. Some Aboriginal people used the spikes of the echidna as barbs for spears.
Description
The echidna eats ants and termites and is also known as the spiny anteater or in Jirrbal, as nyargin. When I travel around the Cairns hinterland, I am amazed by the number of anthills I see. This interesting little creature is related to the platypus and has found its way onto the back of Australia’s five-cent coin. The echnida is an egg-laying mammal and has a long and slim snout, which acts as a nose and a mouth. This fascinating bundle of spikes has a tiny mouth, toothless jaws and a sticky tongue to gather its prey. Some Aboriginal people used the spikes of the echnida as barbs for spears.
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