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A prickly giant with a very long tongue

Posted on June 23, 2014 by twilightbeasts

Australia’s native fauna are undeniably odd and none more so than the curious monotremes (the Monotremata). These egg-laying, milk-producing, furry creatures are mammals, but with organs and body parts that may be more at home in birds or reptiles including … Continue reading →

Posted in Giant Echidna | Tagged Australia, Dr John Winthrop Hackett, Ernest Le Soeuf, Giant Echnida, long-beaked echidna, Ludwig Glauert, Mammoth Cave, Monotreme, Tachyglossus aculeatus, Western Australian Museum, Zaglossus bruijni, Zaglossus hacketti | 5 Comments

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	The most (and least)… on A very brief introduction to…
	The most (and least)… on The Nipple Tooth
	The most (and least)… on The burrowers
	The most (and least)… on The Stuff Of Night-Mares
	The most (and least)… on The beasts within

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A prickly giant with a very long tongue

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