Platypuses dig burrows in riverbanks or creekbanks. This is where they shelter, and where the female lays her eggs and raises the young.
What is a platypus's natural protection
The platypus is not poached. A century ago it was legally hunted, but protection laws have been effective in restoring the platypus population to healthy figures.
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The fur of a platypus is thick and velvety, so their pelts were prized for their softness and warmth. The high demand for the platypus pelts led to the animal's near-extinction. It was only when the Australian government placed the platypus under protection that hunting stopped.
The platypus is an egg-laying mammal. Its species name is Ornithorhynchus anatinus.
Yes. Their ability to dig long burrows give them some protection.
Platypuses are monotremes, or egg-laying mammals.
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The platypus is considered to be endangered due to habitat destruction, pollution of waterways, and prey depletion. Climate change and drought are also contributing factors to their declining population numbers. Protection and conservation efforts are important to help ensure the survival of the platypus.
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Platypuses are not born. They are hatched. The question is purely academic as people do not have the opportunity to hold a platypus after it is hatched. The only ones in captivity are in secure protection, in specially licenced zoos and sanctuaries.
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