What is a long-beaked echidna?
Q: What is a long-beaked echidna?
A: A long-beaked echidna is a type of echidna that belongs to the Genus Zaglossus and can be found in New Guinea.
Q: How many living species of echidna are there?
A: There are three living species of echidna.
Q: Are echidnas the only animals that lay eggs?
A: No, there are two types of mammals that lay eggs, and echidnas are one of them.
Q: How many genera of echidna are there?
A: There are two genera of echidna, one of which is Genus Zaglossus that includes the long-beaked echidnas.
Q: Where can long-beaked echidnas be found?
A: Long-beaked echidnas can be found in New Guinea.
Q: Are all species of echidna still living?
A: No, there are two extinct species of echidna.
Q: What is a monotreme?
A: A monotreme is a group of mammals that lay eggs instead of giving birth to live young.
