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Wildlife
Echidna trains: explained
Get on board the love train – we’re learning about echidna courtship.
Get on board the love train – we’re learning about echidna courtship.
You’ve probably seen an echidna puggle before, but have you ever seen a puggle with its spikes just coming through?
A four-month-old echidna puggle is recovering well at Taronga Zoo in Sydney after being attacked by chickens in a family’s backyard.
Meet Eddie, the orphaned baby echidna that Tim Faulkner, AG’s 2015 Conservationist of the Year, is hand rearing at home.
After being accidentally struck and dug out of its burrow, a baby echidna is recovering well, thanks to the staff at Taronga