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“The mother has glands in her pouch where the milk leaks from and the puggles lap it up. “They (puggles) don’t actually drink from a teat like most other
#ARE PLATYPUS BABIES CALLED PUGGLES SKIN#
Puggles are all skin and no quillsĭr Georgia said the previous echidna at Sugarland Animal Hospital was about four months ago and it was an adult male, which made the little guy who “was all skin” and no quills a little different to what they were used to. “We found that he had haemorrhages to his feet and nailsįrom being out of the pouch too early and we cleaned them up.” A baby echidna known as a puggle was rescued in Bundaberg and transported to Australia Zoo after Sugarland Animal Hospital gave it a health check. Would be a he for now, while we gave him a vet check. “We couldn’t tell if it was a boy or a girl, but decided it “It was dropped into us on Wednesday evening after it was found fully walking around its mum, although it should have still been in the pouch,” Dr Georgia said. Veterinarian Dr Georgia Spencer was on duty when the nude-looking baby came in. The baby echidna was taken to Sugarland Animal Hospital for assistance. It’s not every day a puggle is rescued off the streets of Bundaberg by passionate animal lovers and taken on a 300km journey to safety but that's what happened on Wednesday.Ī puggle is the name given to the young of echidna and platypus, both monotremes which are the only egg-laying mammals in the world. Sugarland Animal Hospital veterinarian Dr Georgia Spencer was on duty when the bare-looking baby echidna, known as a puggle, came in.
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