Usage of "spiny anteater"

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A burrowing monotreme mammal covered with spines and having a long snout and claws for hunting ants and termites; native to Australia.

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Examples for "echidna"

Examples for "echidna"

The function and molecular composition of echidna venom is as yet unknown. 
 Pubmed 

The long tubular nose of the echidna is the vital spot. 
 The Confessions of a Beachcomber 

There's four species, including one in Australia called the short-beaked echidna. 
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However, the female echidna has only a paired vagina, so why the mismatch? 
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A strange process marks the start of echidna breeding season. 
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The anteater can suck up water and be used as a watering can. 
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A sort of anteater called a tamandua uses the ex-burrow as a nursery. 
 The Guardian 

Snuffy is Petra's stuffed anteater, which she sleeps with each night. 
 The weight of silence 

They've got the mug of an anteater and the spines of a porcupine. 
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Twin heads, each with a matching anteater proboscis, presumably once drills. 
 The Guardian 

Ús de spiny anteater en anglès

Also known as spiny anteaters, they're small, solitary mammals native to Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea. 
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Translations for spiny anteater

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Significats de spiny anteater en anglès