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The Australian echidna carries its single egg in a special skin pouch on its belly. After hatching, the baby stays with its mother for several more weeks, drinking milk directly from mammary patches because echidnas do not have nipples.

I’ve officially claimed this space as my personal territory.

The Arctic fox can survive even in temperatures below −50 °C (−58 °F) thanks to one of the warmest fur coats in the animal kingdom. In winter, it also wraps its fluffy tail around its body like a blanket to stay warm.

The law of action and reaction in practice

True or not?

This video looks pretty real

Finally Friday 😍

A little different from what was intended, but still good too 😄

A day in a wombat's life