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DESCRIPTION:There are five extant monotreme species\, the platypus and the 
 four species of echidnas. The Short-beaked echidna is found in Australia a
 nd New Guinea and the three long-beaked echidna species in New Guinea i.e.
 \, the Eastern long-beaked echidna\, the Western long-beaked echidna and S
 ir David's long-beaked echidna\, named after David Attenborough.  The echi
 dnas differ in snout length\, diet and habitat. Unlike other mammals\, fem
 ale monotremes lay eggs rather than bearing live young.  Like other mammal
 s female monotremes nurse their young with milk.\n
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SUMMARY:Talking about Echidnas
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:There are five extant monotreme species\, the 
 platypus and the four species of echidnas. The Short-beaked echidna is fou
 nd in Australia and New Guinea and the three long-beaked echidna species i
 n New Guinea i.e.\, the Eastern long-beaked echidna\, the Western long-bea
 ked echidna and Sir David's long-beaked echidna\, named after David Attenb
 orough.  The echidnas differ in snout length\, diet and habitat. Unlike ot
 her mammals\, female monotremes lay eggs rather than bearing live young.  
 Like other mammals female monotremes nurse their young with milk.\n
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