A platypus's burrow generally has either one or two entrances.
A groundhog typically digs one main entrance to its burrow, but it often creates multiple secondary entrances or escape routes. These additional entrances help the groundhog quickly exit if threatened by predators. The burrow system can be extensive, with several chambers for sleeping, nesting, and hibernating.
Normally just one at a time, with multiple entrances.
A rat's home is called a burrow. These underground tunnels provide shelter, protection, and a place for nesting. Rats are known to create complex burrow systems with multiple entrances and chambers.
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A platypus has four feet, one on the end of each of its four legs.
Rabbits usually like to live in burrows and warrens with lots of entrances and escape routes. I have three pet bunnies and they burrow all the time, making an extensive maze of tunnels, entrances and exits. I find myself, that if I temporary enclosure (when I first got them) only have one entrance and one exit, they seemed reluctant to go into it. They like to have many entry and exit points. hope this helps.
It is called "Damien" and is in the first season, and to be accurate he is turned into a DUCK BILLED platypuss.
a rabbit can have sevarel burrows depending on wich one it likes depends on wich one it stays in. its that simple.
no they are very playful
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A rolly polly that is a dancing king.
The cave had two entrances in the Last of the Mohicans.