Are Platypus Warm Blooded?
Mammals That Lay Eggs Are Called Monotremes and Include Platypuses and Echidnas, Both of Which Live in Australia. Like All Mammals, Monotremes Are...
Mammals that lay eggs are called monotremes and include platypuses and echidnas, both of which live in Australia. Like all mammals, monotremes are warm-blooded, covered with fur and nurse their young. ... Nocturnal and semi-aquatic, platypuses inhabit small rivers and streams.
Is platypus warm-blooded or cold blooded?
Like all mammals, though, the platypus has hair and sweat glands, is “warm-blooded” (in other words, it regulates its body temperature internally), and produces milk to feed its young.
Do platypuses have warm blood?
Mammals are animals that are (mostly) covered in hair and that nurse their young with milk. They include duck-billed platypuses, mice, elephants and human beings. ... This means that most mammalian species do indeed have warm blood.
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