The platypus is a small semiaquatic mammal native to eastern Australia. It has the bill of a duck and tail of a beaver but also lays eggs. The platypus weighs between 700g to 2.3kg, is 5-15 inches long, and has brown fur and a leathery skin. It breathes through its nostrils, lays eggs, and its young are called muggles. The platypus is endangered due to a fungal infection.
17. Additional Data
The Platypus was born during the triassic period.
The Platypus is one of the unique animals.
The Platypus are one of five mammals that lay eggs.