The platypus is uniquely adapted to live in a semi-aquatic environment. It has:
They have special features to adapt to its environment.
Adaptation is important for organisms to survive in an environment for various reasons. The environment posses different threats to different organisms and having these special features is what makes it possible to survive.
Adaptations.
No, they do no, but, HELLLO!!!! It's called adaptations!
barking
No. And you are not permitted to have a platypus for a pet, whether you are in Australia or overseas.
frogs are green, and trees and plants are usually green. So the frog is camouflaged to it's surroundings. They can also hold their breath for a while so they can go under water.
Its ability to hold its breath and its paddle shaped tail.
Similar features in organisms that do not share ancestry means both organisms adapted to their environment. They developed the features to survive.
yes the part on it head....the hammer on its head is what helps it survive and kill its prey!D
It would depend on the nature of the environment. Platypuses are specially adapted to live in freshwater creeks and rivers within bushland or rainforest. As long as they had access to clear, freshwater rivers and creeks where they could feed and dig their burrows, and some tree shelter overhead, they could (arguably) survive.
Animals have special adaptations to survive in special environments.