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The document discusses the echidna, a spiny anteater found in Australia and New Guinea. It hibernates during winter by dropping its body temperature like bears, slowing its heartbeat and breathing and living off stored fat. There are two types of echidnas, long-nosed and short-nosed, which live alone except when raising babies and use their tough spines and ability to roll into a ball for protection, eating insects.
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