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Echidnas have been popping up in unexpected places across Australia, revealing quirky behaviours that even seasoned wildlife watchers do not expect. Here's what one Tim the Yowie Man viewer caught on camera.

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00:00When most of us think of echidnas we think of a spiky creature wobbling through the bush
00:07or across a road like this. However on hot days echidnas also don't mind a dip in our waterways
00:15including our dams and rivers and also even the ocean. Tyson Powell captured this video of an
00:24echidna at the Murrumbidgee River just below Shepard's Lookout in Holt in the ACT and as you
00:32can see an echidna can use its backward pointing feet as rudders and its long snout as a snorkel.
00:42Look at him go! Echidnas swim to play, to groom, to cool off and in this case to get to the other side
00:52of the river.
01:22Here you go.
01:23Here you go.
01:42mmm
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