Yes. Platypuses have a variety of vocalisations. When they are disturbed, they may make soft growling sounds, like that of a puppy.
Despite the misnomer "duck-billed platypus", platypuses do not make a quacking sound.
Platypuses make noises in order to communicate. One of the features which characterises mammals is their well-developed larynx, which enables them to make a variety of vocalisations to communicate with each other. Mothers and their babies communicate via such vocalisations, while males and females also include noises during their courtship rituals.
Platypuses do not have a mating call. They only tend to make any sort of vocalisations when they are threatened or disturbed, and even this is a very soft growling sound, barely discernible.
No. It may have an eye infection, which could cause a discharge, but a platypus does not cry.
No. Platypuses do not "chatter".
It generally means if you have the chills from a cold or flu your 'teeth can chatter' (knock together.) Chatter can also mean that a person you know has 'annoying chatter' (always talking, but not really saying anything of importance.)
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Chatter can be a noun or a verb. Examples:Noun: There is a lot of chatter but no real information on the subject.Verb: We had a good time; all we did was chatter about old times.
Project CHATTER ended in 1953.
Project CHATTER was created in 1947.
The chatter of the hamster gave no peace and I persisted through the night without any sleep.
The collective noun is a chatter of budgies.
Chatter means like talking like when your teacher yells at you "STOP YOUR CHATTER NOW!!" ans he or she spittes in your face. That's what chatter means to semi-talk. Go Twilight and Edward!! Yay!!!