For example, long-snouted kangaroos or deer can reach further into trees and hold bigger mouthfuls of food. ... large mammals such as horses have long faces just 'because they can'.

The wild animal is about the size of a small dog, and it uses its “long snout with a flexible nose” to find food like snakes, lizards, nuts, berries or bird eggs in trees, the agency said.

The long-snouted echidna species named for Attenborough is different from another short-beaked echidna found throughout Australia and lowland New Guinea. And unlike its counterpart, this species ...

The wild animal is about the size of a small dog, and it uses its “long snout with a flexible nose” to find food like snakes, lizards, nuts, berries or bird eggs in trees, the agency said.

The wild animal is about the size of a small dog, and it uses its “long snout with a flexible nose” to find food like snakes, lizards, nuts, berries or bird eggs in trees, the agency said.

The wild animal is about the size of a small dog, and it uses its “long snout with a flexible nose” to find food like snakes, lizards, nuts, berries or bird eggs in trees, the agency said.

The wild animal is about the size of a small dog, and it uses its “long snout with a flexible nose” to find food like snakes, lizards, nuts, berries or bird eggs in trees, the agency said.

A man was returning from a hike in southern Arizona when he saw an odd long-snouted animal on the hood of his car, deputies said. It ripped off his windshield wiper, then lunged at him, the ...

The wild animal is about the size of a small dog, and it uses its “long snout with a flexible nose” to find food like snakes, lizards, nuts, berries or bird eggs in trees, the agency said.

The wild animal is about the size of a small dog, and it uses its “long snout with a flexible nose” to find food like snakes, lizards, nuts, berries or bird eggs in trees, the agency said.

The wild animal is about the size of a small dog, and it uses its “long snout with a flexible nose” to find food like snakes, lizards, nuts, berries or bird eggs in trees, the agency said.