Unlikely. Platypuses need a permanent freshwater source, preferably a slow moving creek or river, in which to hunt for food. They also need to be able to dig deep burrows in riverbanks for shelter. While some deserts do have permanent water supplies, they may not be sufficient to provide for the platypus's food and shelter requirements.
A jellyfish requires a marine environment to survive and could not live in a barren desert.
No, an orangutan could not survive in a desert. They are arboreal and there are few trees in the desert. They also require the leaves and fruit for food.
yes
You could only survive if you were a cactus. A human could not survive one day in a hot desert on one cup of water per day.
no because it would dehydrate and could not survive because hyenas would eat it
Orcas require an ocean to survive and could not live in a barren desert.
No
No. And you are not permitted to have a platypus for a pet, whether you are in Australia or overseas.
Barn owls are regularly found in desert areas.
No
You could survive in either desert, given the appropriate supplies, clothing and transport.
It depends upon the desert and season of the year. A snowman could survive almost indefinitely in Antarctica. A snowman would only survive a few short hours in the Mojave or Sahara during the summer.