Yes. The platypus is a mammal and all mammals have lungs. Even marine mammals such as dolphins and whales must use lungs to breathe. When swimming, the platypus must surface regularly to breathe.
The platypus has two lungs, like all mammals do.
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No. Platypuses have lungs.
The platypus is a mammal. Although it lays eggs in a burrow, and hunts for food in the water, it is a warm-blooded mammal that breathes using lungs, not gills. It also feeds its young on mothers' milk, something which no fish does.
duck billed platypus.
The platypus frog is also known as the Gastric brooding frog. Like other frogs, when they are tadpoles, they breathe using gills and a spiracle. When they have completed their metamorphosis, they breathe using lungs, and through their skin while they are in the water.
It is not hard to class the platypus as a mammal. The defining characteristic of a mammal is that it feeds its young on mother's milk - which a platypus does. The platypus also shares several other characteristics with other mammals. It is covered with fur; it is warm-blooded; it breathes using lungs. The only way it is different to other mammals is that, like the echidna, it lays eggs, instead of giving birth to live young.
a platypus's bill is a bill that is on a platypus
a platypus's bill is a bill that is on a platypus
An echidna is a monotreme (egg-laying mammal) along with the platypus. It uses lungs and breathes in air to obtain oxygen just like people.
The platypus is completely a mammal, and not even remotely a bird. It has all the characteristics of mammals, except that it lays eggs instead of giving birth to live young.The platypus shares the following characteristics with other mammals:a skin covering of fur or hairwarm-bloodedvertebratebreathes using lungs (not gills)suckles its young on mothers' milk via mammary glands