2026 Discovery: The Platypus is Even Weirder Than We Thought
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Top Comments (10)
Has milk and lays eggs, can make its own custard!
We're gonna crack the shell on Europa and find an advanced platypus civilization.
I live in an area of south-east Australia where echidnas and platypus are relatively common. Echidnas mostly in the dryer bushland, open grazing areas and coastal dunes, platypus in the freshwater reaches of rivers and creeks. If you see someone suddenly stop on the highway, it's usually to let an echidna finish crossing the road. We do our best to avoid running over them (or any other wildlife).
Nature: What traits do you want? Platypus: Yes!
Platypus to scientists: "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?"
Thank you Anton for this fantastic update on an animal who lives on my property! For years we have quietly watch the Platypus in our Creek, usually in the late afternoon or very early morning. And if I don't see an Echidna at least once a week , digging up the lawn or pushing over plant pots, then there's something wrong! Last year we had Puggles happily at our feet too! Cheers Mate!
Platypus: *Exists, focused, in his lane, moisturised.* Scientists: *Internal screaming*
Any other animal : Hey look I have this weird thing.. Platypus: Hold my beer.
I live in platypus country i see them quite a bit. Literally saw on in the river behind the shops from the carpark once.
I had no idea about the stomach thing. Something new every day
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Top Comments (10)
Has milk and lays eggs, can make its own custard!
We're gonna crack the shell on Europa and find an advanced platypus civilization.
I live in an area of south-east Australia where echidnas and platypus are relatively common. Echidnas mostly in the dryer bushland, open grazing areas and coastal dunes, platypus in the freshwater reaches of rivers and creeks. If you see someone suddenly stop on the highway, it's usually to let an echidna finish crossing the road. We do our best to avoid running over them (or any other wildlife).
Nature: What traits do you want? Platypus: Yes!
Platypus to scientists: "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?"
Thank you Anton for this fantastic update on an animal who lives on my property! For years we have quietly watch the Platypus in our Creek, usually in the late afternoon or very early morning. And if I don't see an Echidna at least once a week , digging up the lawn or pushing over plant pots, then there's something wrong! Last year we had Puggles happily at our feet too! Cheers Mate!
Platypus: *Exists, focused, in his lane, moisturised.* Scientists: *Internal screaming*
Any other animal : Hey look I have this weird thing.. Platypus: Hold my beer.
I live in platypus country i see them quite a bit. Literally saw on in the river behind the shops from the carpark once.
I had no idea about the stomach thing. Something new every day