The only way in which a platypus is related to a fox or lion is the fact that it is a mammal. This means it shares the characteristics of being a warmblooded vertebrate with hair, fur or skin, and it breathes through lungs. It also feeds its young on mother's milk, but even there the similarity stops, as mother's milk seeps through glands in the fur, instead of the young latching on to a teat. A platypus lays eggs whilst foxes and lions give birth to live young.
Because the platypus, brown bear, lion, and house cat are though to be rated because they share many chart eristic.
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The platypus, brown bear, lion, and house cat are all mammals. They share common ancestry in the evolutionary tree of life, though they belong to different orders (Monotremata for platypus, Carnivora for brown bear and lion, and Carnivora/Felidae for house cat). Their shared traits reflect their mammalian heritage and evolutionary history.
The platypus is not related to birds. They are monotremes. (mammals that lay eggs.)
They give birth to live babies, but the platypus lays eggs.
They give birth to live babies, but the platypus lays eggs.
They give birth to live babies, but the platypus lays eggs.
They give birth to live babies, but the platypus lays eggs.
no the lion is a mammal the only mammal to lay eggs is a platypus?
The bear, the lion and the house cat all give birth to live young, whereas the platypus lays eggs. Besides the platypus, they all belong to Carnivora, have teeth and are not semi-aquatic.
For a map of where the platypus can be found, see the related link.
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