'Australia's loneliest echidna' no longer solo after trail-cam discoveries

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At first there was just one, now new trail camera footage from Tasmania's Lungtalanana/Clarke Island has shown multiple echidnas survived a near-island-wide bushfire in 2014, exciting conservationists.

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'Australia's loneliest echidna' no longer solo after trail-cam discoveries
At first there was just one, now new trail camera footage from Tasmania's Lungtalanana/Clarke Island has shown multiple echidnas survived a near-island-wide bushfire in 2014, exciting conservationists.

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