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This is the adorable echidna.

The echidna is a very unique looking animal. First, the echidna is known as the spiny anteater. Its quills protect its body as if it was a shield. Second, they have very sharp claws. They help to dig faster. Last, their tongues are sticky. They use them to pick up bugs like a vacuum cleaner. So that is how I can describe an echidna.

As you can see the echidna is as brown as dirt.

The independent echidna lives an interesting life. First of all, the the echidna is 1 of 2 mammals to lay eggs and produce milk for it’s young. The duck billed pladapus is the other mammal. Secondly, they are an egg first. The egg is leatherly and it lives in it’s mom’s pouch. After that they are a puggle (baby). They are hairless and spineless like a rubber band. Last, they are an adult.The independent echidna lives an interesting life.

When the echidna is out of it's egg is looks like a rubber ball.

This is a baby echidna with it's mom or dad.

Here comes the echidna emerging from its shelter. First, the echidna lives in all parts of Australia. For example, they live in forests and deserts. Second, as long as there are bugs it can live there. They eat bugs as in termites and ants. Last, they can live in fallen wood! The wood protects them like a shield. Now you know all about the echidnas habitat.

This is a echidna in it's habitat.

ClRrrrrrrrr! The goanna attacks a helpless echidna. First, the echidna eats termites and ants. The echidna eats only these two types of bugs. These bugs are as small as crumbs. Second, a good spot for echidnas to eat is the forest. On the ground of the forest they find food. Last, the predator of the echidna is the goanna. The goanna is a large lizard that eats echidnas.

The goanna is the predator to the echidna.

The echidna eats ants.

The echidna is known as the spicy anteater The echidna lays leathery eggs There are long nosed echidnas and short nosed echidnas Echidnas are 14-39 inches and their tails are 4 inches long Echidnas are as brown as dirt

This is the echidna definding it's self.

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