If you know me, then you know that I am a big fan of spotlight/launchpad projects and I always enjoy such opportunities. That is also why I have bought tokens during token sales on PenguinFinance, and

Echidna, once in a while called the "Prickly Anteater," has a few shared characteristics with the Platypus. The two animals, have electro-receptors directing and increasing their consciousness

Echidna is a wonderful and bizarre creature that looks like a cross between badger, a porquipine and anterror. They are a monotreme, a type of primitive mammal that gives eggs instead of giving birth to

Out on a four wheel driving trip in the centrel north of Tasmania we found this spiky critter. My entry in the #animalphotography contest by @juliank. Taken with Cubot note s.

Hey all, I hope you all had a great weekend. I have been making the most of the remaining warm weather in Melbourne. Today I went on a day trip with friends to the Mornington Peninsula to see Point Napean

Surely you have heard that "the platypus is the only mammal that lays eggs", this claim is popularized by television programs such as the successful Disney series "Phineas & Ferb".

My son Nikhil feeds Echidnas in Tasmania at

This monotreme is native to Australia. The closest relative is a platypus.

This little echidna thought she was hiding. She has her eyes closed and was resting in a ditch. Quite nice for a photo as they usually dig into the ground and are hard to photograph. They are less well