As global warming progresses, their survival skills are becoming increasingly important #wildlife
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colleen_woodard:
😂 Snot bubbles as a survival skill is crazy AF
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😂 Snot bubbles as a survival skill is crazy AF
Holy fuckles its knuckles
Heard about a "love triangle". Never heard about a "love train". 😂
Seeing these dead on the road, is genuinely upsetting as an Australian. They get quite big, believe it or not.
(Attenborough Voice) - Unlike hedgehogs, echidnas don't chuckle. They'd rather flex their muscles.
Knuckles?!!!
Some comments calling global warming fake are some absolute bullshit It is real, doesnt take a genius to know what excessive amounts of CO2 in the atmosphere does for trapping heat. For an extreme case, look at Venus. It’s farther than Mercury but way hotter to the point that it can melt Lead due to its thick atmosphere trapping heat inside
"A love train" 10 dudes following you for weeks😫
Why has nobody introduced me to these cutie patooties sooner?!?!?
Melted spikes? Crazy.
You know why you clicked 😂
Torpor - what happens after you eat Thanksgiving dinner 😊😊
😂😂😂😂 I don't even want to talk about what I thought that was in the beginning😂😂😂 I'm like what the hell kind of sick shit is this😂😂
I apologise: initially i misunderstood the thumbnail
That thumbnail made me think that nose was something else entirely
I had a suitor back in kindergarten who did the snot bubbles
"Love train"... we had those in college, but there wasnt any love involved...😂😂😂
My grandmother's pincushion has come to life!
I've lived in Australia for almost 40 years and travelled to most parts of it. During that time I've only ever seen 1 Echidna. It was black and about the size of a large cat, just lying in the late afternoon sun. A remarkable creature.
Knuckles