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No. The spiny anteaters more correctly known as an echidna, is a mammal, and mammals do not have scales. Mammals have skin and hair/fur.The echidna has fur and spines. These spines are actually specialised tough, hollow hair follicles attached to muscles so the evhidna can raise them in defence.

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No, they have fur and skin like a dog or other mammal, but they also have sharp spines.

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Yes they do have jaws, but they can not open there jaws.

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The spiny anteater, more correctly known as the echidna, has a long snout which is also known as a 'beak'.

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