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He Looks Like a Hedgehog, but He Belongs to the Other Lineage and He Can Wrap Himself Whole when the Danger Comes
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At first glance, Setifer setosus looks like a typical hedgehog, but this resemblance is the result of convergent evolution. The large hedgehog-tenreque belongs to the Afrosoricide order and the Tenrecidae family, a different lineage from that of the real hedgehogs. Endemic from Madagascar, it combines rigid thorns, ability to completely close the body in the shape of a ball and a curious sign...
·São Paulo, Brazil
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