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Platypus By: Aubrey Mrs.Kringer

Platypus By: Aubrey Mrs.Kringer. Males. Male platypuses are venomous. They have sharp stingers on there heels and there rear feet. Females and Babies. Females nurse there babies for three to four months. How They Eat. Platypuses don’t have teeth so bits of gravel help them “chew” there meals.

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Platypus By: Aubrey Mrs.Kringer

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  1. PlatypusBy: AubreyMrs.Kringer

  2. Males • Male platypuses are venomous. They have sharp stingers on there heels and there rear feet

  3. Females and Babies • Females nurse there babies for three to four months

  4. How They Eat • Platypuses don’t have teeth so bits of gravel help them “chew” there meals

  5. Growth • Platypuses grow up to 16-22 inches. (41-56cm)

  6. Diet • Platypuses eat shrimp, snails, insects, worms, crayfish

  7. Where They Are Found • Platypuses are found by streams in Australia

  8. Resources • Websites • Non-fiction books

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