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PATTI PLATyPUS PARTY x

(I'm not sure the story behind that periwinkle and green Patti but based on the value of the rest of this pile I bet it's a prototype)

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Reblog if you love platypuses. Ignore if you are a fucking loser

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bleu bleuet yurusuimii series aquatic creatures🫧

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Yesterday I found a new platypus in the shop at the local caravan park! I'd seen these new versions of classic Beanie Babies before, but not the Patti. I like the new orange and teal colours!

I shortened their name to just Pat and made them a tail like I did for Plap.

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Microsoft Dangerous Creatures (1994) Platypus

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I needlefelted this fuffy little platypus! He is the king of tumblr. Com now! Act accordingly!

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Platypus with her baby By: Warren Garst From: The Fascinating Secrets of Oceans & Islands 1972

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Been nervous about posting this since the new tumblr policy came out but here it is!!! Beasts of Brilliance, a formline collection of various animals that naturally have UV-reactive or bio-luminescent properties in the wild!! Working on this was pretty fun, I really enjoyed making it!

I'll be selling the first batch of the sticker sheets at Vancoufur this coming weekend!!

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This is how I see it happening

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based on a wholly misspelled meme i saw

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Wet beast experiences bliss (a very good scritch)

We watched this tiny platypus for a while, diving and feeding. Then it came out onto the bank, surprisingly bold, to have a scratch.

I'm obsessed with monotremes.

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Starry night platypus, porcelain and gold

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despite their duck-like bills and webbed feet, the duck-billed platypus (often known simply as the platypus) is not a bird, but a very unique mammal. this species, endemic to eastern australia, has a number of unique adaptations. they are one of only five species of mammal who lay eggs rather than give live birth. they forage for around 10-12 hours daily, primarily for small aquatic invertebrates like crayfish; they use electroreception to locate their prey. the species is also biofluorescent, turning bluish-green under UV light. male platypuses are also venomous; they have a spur on the back of their hind flippers that produces a venom that can be harmful to humans. females have a small spur, but are not venomous. these creatures are largely antisocial and as such produce few vocalizations, as they rarely communicate among their own species.

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