What is another word for Family Tenrecidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli tˈɛnɹɪsˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Family Tenrecidae is a group of mammals that are native to Madagascar. These animals are known for their diverse range of adaptations, including the ability to burrow underground or climb trees. Synonyms for Family Tenrecidae include Tenrecs, Madagascar Hedgehog, Shrew Tenrec, and the Soft-furred Tenrec. Tenrecs are small, insectivorous mammals that have sharp claws and long snouts. They are also known for their unique reproductive systems, as some species of Tenrecs have delayed implantation, while others lay eggs. Madagascar Hedgehogs have sharp quills covering their bodies, similar to the Hedgehogs found in Europe. Shrew Tenrecs are known for their long, pointed snouts and the Soft-furred Tenrec has soft fur and a long tail.
