Prickly mum - Short-beaked Echidna - Women's Crop Tee comfortable fashion Found in forests and woodlands

Found in forests and woodlands across eastern and northern Australia

leaves and stems before resting in the shade during the heat of the day

it’s often seen in small groups

Found in oceans all around Australia — from icy southern waters to the tropics — they live in tight-knit family groups called pods and use sophisticated vocal calls to communicate and coordinate hunts

Nitmiluk National Park is an awe-inspiring gem nestled in the heart of the Northern Territory

Prickly mum - Short-beaked Echidna - Women's Crop Tee comfortable fashion Found in forests and woodlandsThe short beaked echidna is one of Australias most unusual mums, raising her young in a way thats part reptile, part mammal, and entirely fascinating. After laying a single egg, she tucks it into a temporary pouch where it hatches into a tiny, jellybean sized puggle. She nurses it with milk (without nipples) before leaving it safely hidden in a burrow while she forages, returning every few days to feed it. Protecting intact bushland and safe nesting