What are the similarities and differences between echidna and hedgehog

They all have hard spines on their bodies, and they're all mammals. They all hibernate on the ventral surface with hairs and tails, and they are all diurnal and nocturnal. Likes to eat insects.

But echidna is a monoforare, echidnaidae. Toothless, there are also hairy oviparous eggs between the spines, and females also have pouches to incubate their eggs. One egg a year Hedgehog is a hedgehog, hedgehog, with teeth Only the head, tail, ventral surface hairy viviparity 1-2 litters per year, 3-6 litters per litter.

1.This short article focuses on the (appearance) of hedgehogs

2.Use curves to draw figurative sentences in the essay.

As follows: its body resembles that of a mouse, except that it is much larger than that of a mouse, except for its abdomen, which is covered with hard spines like steel needles, short and dense. When it encounters a strong enemy, it curls up into a ball of the body of the evil spear and becomes a terrible thorn ball, and even the ** wild boar has no way to take it.

3.The hedgehog lives in (the hole in the ground).

The function of the thorns on the hedgehog's body is (to protect oneself from wild beasts) The place where the hedgehog does not have thorns is (belly).

Do you like hedgehogs? Why?

I like the hedgehog very much because it has a cute form and is brave because it has hard thorns and is not afraid of any wild beast.

Echidna monoforaceae, the body surface is covered with needles, there are coarse hairs between the spines, and the abdomen is thornless, only coarse hairs. It has a long tubular snout with nostrils open at the end of the snout. The upper and lower jaws are toothless, with a long tongue that can be retracted, the salivary glands are developed, the front and rear limbs have 5 toes each, and the claws are sharp, which is suitable for excavation.

1 2 eggs are laid per year, the female incubates the eggs in a nursery bag on the abdomen for a period of 28 days, and the pups lick the milk in the nursery bag. It is found in Australia and New Guinea.

Echidnas resemble hedgehogs and can also curl up into balls. It lives in dry grasslands and forests, spends most of the day sleeping and only goes out at night. Echidnas often dig through the soil with sharp claws in search of food, and like to lick ants and other insects with their long saliva tongues.

And can dig into the earth at an astonishing speed, burying his body in the middle. Echidnas and platypuses are both world-famous, primitive egg-laying mammals.

Echidna is one of the most primitive living mammals and lives all over Australia and hibernates when cold. Its body temperature is constant

Echidna has hard spines on its body, no teeth in its mouth, and looks like a hedgehog, and it has a long tubular mouth with nostrils open at the edge of the mouth, and a long tongue with mucus to feed on termites and ants. The limbs are strong, and each toe has powerful hooking claws, which are long and sharp, which can be used to dig up soil and dig up ant nests.

The echidna hedgehog is a monocerea feeding cherry mammal, one of the three major mascots of the 2000 Olympic Games.

echidna

e'kidnə]

Animal] monoforamine mammal, echidna hedgehog.

Echidna hedgehogs love to eat ants.

The mascots of the 2000 Olympics were three of Ochrya's animal shapes: the platypus, the echidna hedgehog and the kookaburra, named Syd, Millie and Oily respectively.

Sydney 2000 mascots Ollie, Syd and Millie Designed by Matthew Hatton. The mascots are three native Australian animals that represent land, air and water.

Ollie represents the breadth and profundity of the Olympics (from the Olympics); SYD represents the spirit and energy of Australia and the Australian people (from Sydney); Millie is an information leader with information and data at his fingertips (from the Millennium).

There are only two species of monoforre mammals in the world, the other being the platypus, with the difference that the echidna hedgehog has a nursery pouch, while the platypus does not.

There are long-snouted echidna hedgehogs and short-snouted echidna hedgehogs, respectively.