Bay City plant employees produce engine and transmission components incorporating the latest technology and improved product quality for General Motors. This facility has a rich history in the community.ay City plant employees produce engine and transmission components incorporating the latest technology and improved product quality for General Motors. This facility has a rich history in the community.
Together with the platypus, echidnas are the world's only monotremes, or egg-laying mammals. There are two species of echidnas: the long-beaked echidna, which is confined to the highlands of New Guinea; and. the short-beaked echidna, which lives in Australia and New Guinea.
Also known as the âSpiny Ant-eaterâ and âShort-beaked Echidnaâ, this species is found widely around Australia and in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. Echidna species and the Platypus are the only animals in the Monotremata order: mammals that lay eggs. In parts of Papua New Guinea, Echidnas are hunted for food. Locally, predators include dogs, eagles and Tasmanian Devils. Echidnas move slowly, which means they are at risk on our roads. You can help to reduce the road toll of these native animals by driving carefully and, if it is safe, driving around any Echidnas you find crossing the road. Do not pick them up â their spines are very sharp.