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The platypus frog is also known as the Gastric brooding frog. It is listed as extinct because there have been no sightings of either of the two species in the genus since 1981. The platypus was unique because the young were incubated in the stomach of the female.
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What comes before a platypus in a biome?
frog
How do the platypus frog breed?
by pounding the fleshwallet
How do you make platypus on alxemy?
water and frog
How do make a platypus on alxemy?
water and frog
How do you make a platypus's on Alxemy?
water and frog
Which animals pose a danger to platypus frog?
Crocodiles
What creatures have legs can walk on land is a good swimmer and is not a frog beaver or penguin?
Platypus...
Does a tree frog lay eggs or have live babies?
A tree frog lays eggs. Almost all reptiles lay eggs except for platypus
What animals feeds its young duck platypus frog tiger?
Both the platypus and tiger are mammals and nurse their young. The platypus, however, also hatches its young from eggs (a monotreme). The tiger also hunts for food and shares it with her cubs.
What is a chickapladagopherog?
A chickapladagopherog is a made up animal. It is part chicken, part platypus, part gopher, and part frog. Weird, huh.
Where do platypus frogs live?
Gastric-brooding frogs a.k.a Platypus frogs lived in Queensland, Australia but they became extinct in the 1980s. The two species were found in rainforest areas of the Clarke Range in Eugella National Park (Northern Gastric-brooding frog) and Blackall Range and Conondale Ranges (Southern Gastric-brooding frog).In Australia
Is a frog a monotreme?
No. Frogs are amphibians, while monotremes are a sub-group of mammals. There are just three species of monotreme: the platypus, the short-beaked echidna and the long-beaked echidna.
