It is worth mentioning that when the first stuffed sample of platypus was sent to Britain, the scientists thought it is a joke.
59 0 ReplyAs a platypus lays eggs and produces milk, it’s the only animal that can make its own custard.
186 0 ReplyThe UV light thing wasn't discovered (or at least published) until 2020.
Phineas and Ferb ended in 2015.77 0 ReplyWhen you cheat and choose all the perks in the character creator.
16 0 ReplyOk who’s got pics of the glowing platypus?
28 0 ReplyAlso well known for foiling evil plots while wearing a fedora.
121 0 ReplyThey also don't have nipples (though do have mammary glands) and mother platypuses basically sweat milk through their skin for the pups to collect off their fur
82 0 ReplyNo stomach? Hadn't heard that one before
92 0 ReplyEvolution was all like: Ok, so which mutations would you like to advance? The venomous thing? The aquatic thing? The electrocuting enemies thing? The no stomach hack? The "Fun at parties" hack?
Platypus: Yes.
80 0 ReplyAnd Dan Povenmire was the first to discover the florescence. People Perry the platypus was more scientifically accurate than you thought.
24 0 ReplyNo stomach?! Does food go straight to the colon?
49 0 ReplyAnd they sweat milk!
81 0 ReplyLike the universe got lazy and hit the "Randomize for me" button instead LMAO
45 0 ReplyAnd that's the reason you can only find platypuses in Australia.
26 0 ReplyI'd like to be, oooohhhh my favorite animal
I want to be, oooohhhh my favorite animal
I'd be a platypus, for you
16 0 ReplyIt's also adorable! Also, the babies are called platypups!
19 0 ReplyVenomous? But...if not friend, why friend shaoed?????
17 0 ReplyPlatypussies*
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17 0 ReplyThey also have spikes in their hind legs that they use to deliver an extremely painful venom that can paralyze small animals.
17 0 ReplyYES!! This is the content in here to see.
6 0 ReplyAnd somehow we haven't driven it to extinction yet? That's wild!
13 0 ReplyNo stomach?!
9 0 ReplyGlows under UV, AND is Fluorescent? Remarkable.
9 0 ReplyGod's four year old kid got to move the evolution knobs for a day.
6 0 ReplyBeaver-tailed you say? https://youtube.com/watch?v=P9FRxokO2so
7 0 Replybro heard about Darwin and went “imma try everything then!”
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4 0 ReplyAnd when it hunts underwater it is deaf and blind, sensing electromagnetic signals from its prey with the duck-bill.
4 0 ReplyPlatypodes
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