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Platypuses Pros And Cons
The platypus is really weird, I mean, it is the only animal that looks like it is a mix of animals. Maybe God threw in a bunch of animals in together and mixed them up.
On to its eating habits, it is a bottom feeder, isn’t that gross? Anyway they eat insects and other gross stuff found in the water with a little mud and gravel to help them chew it up. Platypuses live in rain forests in Australia and they are not easily seen by people because they do not like being around people.
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