Platypuses have two eyelids for protection. One is used the same way as humans use theirs, to help moisten the eyeball, but the other one is used for protection specifically when the platypus is hunting underwater. Platypuses close their eyes underwater and the second eyelid helps protect the platypus's eyes from sediments they stir up as they shovel in the mud for invertebrates and crustaceans.
They have an outer, opaque eyelid like yours and mine, which closes horizontally and helps moisten their eyeballs, like ours do.
Then they have an inner, more transparent eyelid that closes vertically, which helps protect their eyeballs from the sediment in the water while they are swimming.
they have 3 eyelids. Snapple Fact #762
The platypus has 2 feet.
Platypus Echidna
A platypus can run 2 miles per hour
To fix uneven eyelids, you can do 2 things: 1. Hide it with makeup for the rest of your life. 2. Surgery will fix it. The problem with this, is that there is a 10% fail rate.
The platypus has: * webbed feet with a retracting webbed membrane which can expose the claws, enabling the platypus to effectively dig burrows * a flat, beaver-like tail which acts as a rudder in the water * 2 eyelids for protection * its bill is equipped with extremely sensitive electroreceptors to find food such as insect larvae, snails, worms, small fish, and crustaceans underwater * the platypus can remain underwater for between one and five minutes * dense, waterproof fur * the male has a poisonous spur on its hind ankle which is enough to kill a small dog, and effective against predators
no they dont have eyelids
Dogs actually have 3 eyelids.
3 eyelids
Yes, dinosaurs did have eyelids.
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3 eyelids