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a partially aquatic life endemic to the eastern states of Australia (including Tasmania), a mammal of the monotonic group, the only egg-laying members of this group. It is the last remaining representative of its kind and family, although fossils of numerous representatives of these taxa have been found.
It has many unusual features for a mammal: it lays eggs, secretes venom and has a beak. On seeing it for the first time, European naturalists were very confused, some even thought it was a well-crafted hoax. It belongs to several poisonous mammals. The male has spurs on its hind legs that emit venom that can cause severe pain in humans. The unique features of the platypus make it an important object of evolutionary biology research and make it an icon of Australia. He was chosen as the mascot of national events, and is featured on the reverse of an Australian 20 cent coin. It is also an animal symbol of New South Wales
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