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The Enigmatic Echidna by Danielle Clode Australian Society & Culture Nothing is harder to doDiscover the secrets of the captivating world of the echidna There are few animals more unusual than the echidna a spiky, egg laying mammal that eats ants. But some of the most striking things about echidnas are things most of us don't know. That they use their snout like a snorkel when they swim; that they can sense electromagnetic fields; that they have intriguingly complex brains, venomous glands, startling physical strength and 'backwards' back