It's very cute..
It's illegal in Alberta to keep native animals as pets.
It's very cute..
It's illegal in Alberta to keep native animals as pets.
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Pet platypus, anyone?
Started by Bricktop, February 12, 2018, 05:48:44 PM
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It's very cute..
It's illegal in Alberta to keep native animals as pets.
If you capture and keep a platypus, which is highly endangered, you'll go to gaol. Likewise rock wallabies, koalas, quokkas, most nocturnal marsupials, bilbies and mallee fowl.
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Its extremely illegal here. Some serious fines and even custodial sentences for capturing and confining native animals.Quote from: "Bricktop"
If you capture and keep a platypus, which is highly endangered, you'll go to gaol. Likewise rock wallabies, koalas, quokkas, most nocturnal marsupials, bilbies and mallee fowl.
So, that was a zoo or a wildlife sanctuary?
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It sure is a friendly little guy.
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Unless it gets pissed and scratches you with its hind legs...Quote from: "Bricktop"
That one is very comfortable with humans.
But you must never try to handle them in the wild.
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Yes, its a cutey...Quote from: "Bricktop"
But you must never try to handle them in the wild.
The chances of me ever seeing a playpus in the wilds of Southern Ontario are pretty remote.
Rare enough here in Oz.
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Virtually nil, I'd say.Quote from: "Bricktop"
Rare enough here in Oz.
What's their range in Aus? Continent wide or just some regions?
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Mostly along the Eastern coast. There's heaps of them near me in a creek. They are acrobat like swimmers, move fast, and can be hard to spot unless they don't care if they're seen.Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"
That's the first video I've seen of one in captivity..
They are a little bit like a small beaver or even an otter.
Duck's bill, and webbed feet.
Mammals physiology.
Egg layer.
Venomous glands.
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