I want to share with you a little about the short beaked echidna. It lives in australia(including tasmania), new guinea. Here are some features the spines of this species, also called the spiny anteater are longer than the fur between them. Active both day and night this echidna is solitary. It eats ants termites grubs and worms. These are detected by smell and pherhaps by sensors on the long snout that detect eletric signals. The small head joins the shoulders with no external neck. i likethe ecidna becouse of is amaysing spines
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