Yes. Fossil evidence has shown that there was once a giant species of platypus which had teeth, unlike modern platypuses which only have grinding plates. This giant species was very similar to the modern platypus in every other way.
There is only one species of platypus - ornithorhynchus anatinus - and it is not going extinct. Though elusive and rarely seen, platypus numbers are believed to have recovered to about e same population as they enjoyed prior to European settlement. Protective legislation has done much to ensure the platypus does not become extinct.
Platypi are NOT extinct
yes there are types of bison that went extinct.
animals that are going extinct are the platypus and also the Dhole. not to forget the Siberian tiger
there was giant cheetahs which where as tall as lions
The platypus is not made up of any different animals. It is its own animal and its own species.
No. The platypus is neither "almost extinct", nor "endangered". It is one of the few Australian animals which has made a remarkable comeback from near-extinction early in the twentieth century, to reach around the same population as it had prior to European settlement.
The platypus should not be called anything else. It is just a platypus. It is not a duckbilled platypus, or any other such misnomer.
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.
Australia.They come from Australia. They lived for about 20 years before they became extinct. Its quite shocking that the TV show "Phineas and Ferb" used Platypus as their pet.
i have been trying to find out the same thing
there would be no more platypuses!