No. To begin with, baby echidnas are not born - they are hatched. During the breeding season, a female echidna develops a rudimentary pouch - just a flap of skin - on its abdomen. The female echidna manages to lay a single egg in its pouch, and incubates the egg there for ten days. When the young hatches, it is fed on mother's milk which seeps from milk glands, not teats like other mammals. It is dependent on this milk, and it stays in the mother's pouch for two to three months. The young is transferred to a burrow as its spines grow, and it remains in the burrow for another three to four months.
Yes after about an hr of birth,
yes, after about 1 hr. <3
elephant
Horses, deer, cattle, and many other mammals are able to walk on the day they are born.
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no.
No. Never.
crab
Yes
yes because they have legs
Many mammals walk the same day as born.
yes; because they habitat in aqueous area '( water per say )';therefore can swim/walk when born.
Neil Armstrong was the first animal to walk on the moon.
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No, it starts to learn once it is about 10months or more