Animals of Australia - The Echidna
Loading...
Loading...
9,192
Loading...
Top Comments
see all
All Comments (35)
-
@TheWicksy1971 Olol, nice one
-
What's the Differance between an echidna and a police car? With the police car the pricks are on the inside! LOL!!!
-
@HostOfThousands good point
-
Then again, what native Australian animals aren't endangered, apart from kangaroos?
-
Its really a sad thing there endangered
-
Echidnas have been called a "primitive" mammal but studies have shown they are amazingly intelligent.
-
hay um do hedgehogs and ecidnas realy fight like in sonic x and stuff ? just asking
-
@psychocrusha618 i know wondered were sonic team got that too
-
beautiful creature
Loading...
2:51
Sydney Aquarium - Sharks, Turtles & NEMOby xlindsaywx16,257 views- 5:32
REAL Ghost EVP Video - Abandoned Mental Asylum, Ward 10by xlindsaywx509,764 views
- 5:20
REAL GHOST VIDEO - Halloween Ghost Hunt PART 1, 2007 evp orbby xlindsaywx41,485 views
- 8:02
Hobart Zombie March 2011by xlindsaywx393 views
- 6:33
Animals in Australiaby syn0nym1,749 views
- 3:00
Australian Animalsby krarickunimelb9,163 views
- 1:51
March of the echidnasby aloneinthelite23,343 views
- 1:30
Echidnaby battyden8,822 views
- 1:15
Echidnaby phorie8,739 views
- 2:19
Echidna's Babiesby PenanggalanMonster13,296 views
- 2:18
possible tasmanian tiger filmed in Australiaby colacas960,897 views
- 1:31
Animals in Australia - Taronga Zooby mosfran3,013 views
- 2:17
Echidna in my backyardby jasonlpsmith7,982 views
- 2:08
echidna journeysby callocephalon14,427 views
- 7:06
Australian Animalsby julianyway11,277 views
- 2:03
echidna on my front lawnby PYTHAGORAS10114,276 views
- 4:59
Saving Australia's wildlife and ecosystemsby WildlifeAustralia4,273 views
- 2:23
Learn English with Video - Australian Animalsby ENGLISHCLASS1016,603 views
- 1:14
Freycinet Echidnaby ech1dna2,907 views
Porky-pines (porcupines) are rodents and as closely related to echidnas as dolphins, lions or sperm whales.
Same thing with the ant- eater. When classifying mammals, taxonomists look at three sub-classes (simplified):
Placentals (give birth to developed young; i.e. cats, dogs, whales, seals,...)
Monotremes (lay eggs; echidnas and platypus)
Marsupials (only partially developed young; i.e. koalas, kangaroos, possums, quolls, wombats, numbats, ...).
Sub-classes are further divided.
Acinonyxjubatus78 3 years ago 3
The echidna is about as related to a hedghog as you are
Jaahaah 1 year ago