The echidna is an egg-laying mammal of Australia and New Guinea, and ideally suitedto its environment.
The thorny devil has thorns/spikes on its back that help it to ward off predators in its environment. It has an extra protuberance on the back of its head which may appear to be like a second head to would-be predators.
These spikes have another function, and that is to help channel water towards the thorny devil's mouth. Water which lands on the Thorny Devil's back, whether it be overnight condensation or rain, runs along tiny grooves on the animal's body to the corner of its mouth. It moves along these grooves by a capillary action set in motion by gulping. The Thorny devil will also rub itself up against vegetation in the early morning to collect condensation on its thorns.
The thorny devil's colouring is orange/yellow and black: perfect for blending into the desert environment in which it lives.
It has an extra large upper lip to grab leaves off trees. Also, it's horn allows it to defend itself against predators.
dont know cx they wont TELL ME THE ANSWER LOL:)
it hasn't . it's the stupidest bird on the earth and we are working on making it extinct
cuz it does
yes
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sahara deser
That is the name with minor regional variations-Sahara horned, desert-horned, etc.
No - it is a reptile !
in the Sahara desert
by slithering
3 feet
The viper snakes' natural habitat is the rainforest.
Noise and vibrations.
yes
the answer is the right one
100%
they eat frogs by streams