Question

The platypus is a unique freshwater animal. What is NOT true about the platypus?

A it has webbed feet (good for swimming) AND claws (good for digging)

B males have poisonous spurs on their ankles to help fight off predators

C both males and females can lay eggs

D baby platypuses drink milk from the mothers fur

Answer 1

Males have poisonous spurs on their ankles to help fight off predators is true about platypus.

What is platypus?

Platypus can also be called duck-billed platypus and it is somehow an aquatic animal that lay eggs and it is commonly found in eastern Australia, including Tasmania. The platypus is the sole living of the monotypic taxon of its family and genus but there are a number of related species that appear in the fossil record.

It is venomous and one of the few mammals that lay eggs.

Therefore, males have poisonous spurs on their ankles to help fight off predators is true about platypus.

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