What is another word for Tailless Tenrec?
Pronunciation: [tˈe͡ɪlɛs tˈɛnɹɛk] (IPA) 
The tailless tenrec, also known as the shrew tenrec or the lesser hedgehog tenrec, is a small mammal found in Madagascar. Although it lacks a tail like most other tenrec species, it has developed several unique adaptations to survive in its habitat. Some synonyms for tailless tenrec include the shrew-like tenrec, hedgehog tenrec, and spiny tenrec. This species is known for its spiky quills, which provide protection from predators, and its long, pointed snout for probing in search of food. Tailless tenrecs are burrowing mammals, and they use their powerful claws to dig through the soil and create underground tunnels for shelter and nesting.
