The platypus does not have a beak. It has a bill.
The platypus's bill is covered with thousands of tiny electroreceptor cells, which enable it to detect the electrical impulses of tiny water-dwelling creatures. Once detected, the platypus then uses its bill to shovel the mud and get to the creatures, which form its main food source.
His beak is orange or tangerineAnd Perry is not an accurate example of a Platypus.
* Long-beak echidna - native to New Guinea * Short beak echidna - native to Australia * Platypus - native to Australia
A BEAK :P A BEAK :P
The platypus does not have a beak. It has a bill.The platypus's bill is covered with thousands of tiny electroreceptor cells, which enable it to detect the electrical impulses of tiny water-dwelling creatures. Once detected, the platypus then uses its bill to shovel the mud and get to the creatures, which form its main food source.
The bill is a type of beak on an animal such as a duck or a platypus.
There is only one kind of platypus, and that is the species Ornithorhynchus anatinus.
a scoop beak
hooked beak
platypus eggs are the color well id say white
a beaky beak :)
Strong hooked beak
The platypus, one of only two types of mammals that lay eggs, has a duck-like bill, or extended snout, which is not actually a beak. The animal was commonly referred to as the duck-billed platypus.The bill does not open as a bird's beak does, the mouth being on the underside and the nostrils on the front of the upper side.