The platypus does not need to do anything differently in the summer to keep itself cool.
Platypuses are found through the eastern states of Austalia, and although the climate varies from hot and humid during summer in the north to hot and dry in the south, water temperature generally remains about the same. When swimming and hunting for food, the platypus remains cool, while its riverside burrow keeps it insulated from the heat while it sleeps during the day.
Platypuses have a double layer of insulating fur to keep them warm, and to keep their skin dry.
their body heat keeps them warm...
the bear keep them cool in the summer by having a bath again and again
By going in the water
Yes, it helps to keep heat out in the summer and keep it in when it is cool outside.
A cheetah pants like a dog to keep itself cool in the summer. This action causes perspiration through the animal's large tongue. It does not sweat through its skin.
The dense fur of a platypus is waterproof. It has two layers - an outer, what proof layer and an underlying layer of insulating fur which helps to keep it warm in winter and cool in summer. The fur's very density enhances the platypus's ability to swim discreetly through the water, seeking food whilst barely noticeable.
their fur
In summer, they bathe in the cold water to cool off, and in winter their fur helps keep them warm.
it gets rid of any extra hair that it doesnt need or the owner will cut its hair them self.
not really
The body keeps itself cool by sweating.
well you hide them in the freezer or the bathroom
go to a beach