Drinking water is easy when you have a straw-like beak! During warmer days, leaving water out for wildlife is one way you can help animals stay hydrated and cool. Just remember to leave a long stick or rock in the water so smaller animals can climb out! For more tips and tricks, head here: https://bit.ly/3hfF4m2 | Zoos Victoria

An echidna is one of Australia's most fascinating animals. These egg-laying mammals are covered in spines that are perfect for bush camouflage, they have a sensitive snout picking up on vibrations, and their hind legs point backward! What's not to love? | Zoos Victoria

It's "echidna courtship" season at Healesville Sanctuary so here's 60 seconds of echidnas doing it like they do on the discovery channel. You are welcome. Visual description: an echidna emerges from a burrow and waddles away. A second echidna joins it then two others. A Zoo Keeper explains that echidna courtship is quirky while echidnas waddle around following each other. | Zoos Victoria

What's a puggle? A baby Echidna! Meet Taronga Zoo's first puggles in 29 years and see pics at http://bit.ly/2gGT5g7 | ZooBorns