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When do platypuses come out?
Platypuses are nocturnal. They come out at night.
Where in the world do platypuses come from?
Platypuses are found only in Australia, in the Southern Hemisphere.
Can platypuses come on to land?
Yes - platypuses live on land. They only hunt in water. Platypuses dig burrows in the riverbank or creek bank near which they do their hunting.
Does a platypus come from an egg?
yes platypuses lay eggs and they hatch from them.
Why does the platypus come out of its mum blind?
Platypuses are not born live. They are hatched from eggs.
What time in the day do platypuses go out?
Platypuses are nocturnal. This means they spend the daytime hours asleep in their burrows, and only come out during the Kate afternoon and dusk in order to feed.
Where did Platypuses come from?
Acceptance of this answer is dependent upon your point of view, but platypuses have always existed, ever since God made the world. Scientifically speaking, they are not a mixture of any other creatures.
Does America have platypuses?
No. America does not have platypuses. Platypuses are endemic to eastern Australia.
How many platypuses are killed?
It is not known how many platypuses are killed each year, but it is not as many as there used to be. Platypuses are no longer hunted for their pelts, and fewer of them are drowned in fishing nets as laws have come into effect to help protect them more. Floodwaters kill platypuses - they are mammals, and must breathe air, and young or weak platypuses can quickly drown in fast-moving floodwaters.
Are there platypuses agents?
i dont no. probably. because if they didnt, how did they come up with agent p?☺
How did platypuses come to exist?
Acceptance of this answer is dependent upon your point of view, but platypuses have always existed, ever since God made the world. Scientifically speaking, they are not a mixture of any other creatures.
What relationship does man have with a platypus?
Man has a minimal relationship with platypuses. Platypuses are shy animals which avoid contact with humans as much as possible. Humans have had considerable impact on platypuses in the past, such as killing platypuses for their fur, or using fishing nets in rivers which caused entangled platypuses to drown as they could not come to the surface to breathe. However, now the platypus is a protected native species. They are elusive creatures, rarely even studied by scientists, as research can be too intrusive in their environment.
