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Platypi
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What is a platypus?...
The "duck billed" platypus is a semiaquatic, egg-laying mammal native to Tasmania and southern and eastern Australia. The animal has a bill that resembles a duck bill but is actually an elongated snout covered with soft, moist, leathery skin and sensitive nerve endings. The bill is used for detecting prey and stirring up mud at the bottom of rivers to uncover the insects, worms, and shellfish on which the platypus feeds. The tail is flattened, and the feet are webbed.
The platypus has keen senses of sight and hearing. They are nocturnal, and are they excellent swimmers and divers. They live in long, winding burrows in the banks of rivers or streams. The female lays usually two but sometimes as many as four eggs in a clutch.
