PPT-ECHIDNA

Mother of all monsters ECHIDNA Mother to monsters Home a cave Outcome Zeus let her live for her offspring to be challenges to future heroes Description Female human head serpent body. The shortbeaked echidna is protected in NSW and although relatively abundant and widely distributed within NSW and Australia it is not readily seen in the wild because of its quiet reclusive nature In temperate climates echidnas are most often seen This species is found throughout Australia where they occupy almost all habitat types from deserts through to grasslands and alpine areas Rescue and elease of animals in the NT The only time an adult echidna should be removed from the wild is when e These are two species of Echidna one is only found in New Guinea and the other is the Platypus Scientific name Tachyglossus aculeatus Did you know Each spine of the Echidna is formed from a single air The Echidna uses all four feet to dig When the E Mother . of all . monsters. ECHIDNA. . - Mother . to . monsters . Home. : a cave. Outcome:. Zeus let her live for her offspring to be challenges to future heroes. Description:. Female human head, serpent body. Paraphrasing . Objective:. Demonstrate comprehension by paraphrasing facts from informational texts. Gain knowledge and apply what they have learned about paraphrasing by reading information about three unusual animals. Site 305. Site Harvard EMS tower. The LAI estimates are impacted by changes in the occlusion effect at the different scales.  . 75m is considered as . the appropriate scale due to the layout of the EVI . Platypus. Found . in Eastern . Australia. Lives . on the edges of rivers and fresh water . lakes. Very . shy . animal. Great swimmers. Has . a bill that looks like a ducks . bill. Eats . shrimps and worms. HAND REARING ECHIDNAS by Lynda Staker 1. BREEDING:Echidnas mate between the end of June to early September. Being solitary, echidnas only come together for mating, when an Pho to : Christine Groom ( DEC ) Size www.naturemap.dec.wa.gov.au Habitat Short - beaked Echidna Tachyglossus aculeatus (Shaw, 1792) Fauna profiles Short - beaked Echidna pageDietThe Shortbeaked Ec 1. Late development: Pronounced swelling of lateral margins resulting in increased pouch depth. Skin flushes deep pink in colour 3 to 5 days before oviposition.. 2. Egg/young in pouch and early loss or removal at 1-3 days post oviposition: Lateral margins draw together tight to close the pouch: may need to pull lateral margins apart to view inside. If under anaesthesia, lateral margins may appear more relaxed. Pouch skin is typically deep pink in colour..