Echidnas are an egg laying mammal, sharing this feature with
only with another Australian animal, the platypus. It eats ants and termites,
uses its spines as protection and typically a solitary animal.
Just as the echidna has spines on its back as protection, it
teaches to watch ones own back in situations which become uncomfortable or with
a future that is unknown.
To go out of the comfort zone is at times required for one
reason or another, the echidna promotes to do so as this animal sees it as a
way to grow.
Paying attention to the smaller things in life is what
echidna teaches to do, as looking at the larger picture can give an idea
looking at finer details gives more details. Doing so can bring benefits in
some shape or form.
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