PLATYPUS

Platypus is one of the unique animals from

Australia that can confuse the experts. It happens
because the appearance of this animal is unusual and
can't even be trusted. The existence of this animal is still
doubtful, and some of them still think that the Platypus
is fake.

Platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) belongs to

the group of Monotremata Mammals, which are the
only type of mammals that can lay eggs. Although it
belongs to the oldest group of mammals, there are only
five animals included in this group. This animal has a
shape that is almost similar to a duck. Because of that,
Platypus is usually called the Duck-billed Platypus.
Although it has short feet and is hard to walk on land,
the Platypus is very good at swimming. Platypus can
swim at a speed of 1 meter until 4 meters per second.
 The platypus' favorite foods are shrimp,
swimming beetles, tadpoles, worms, shellfish, and
snails. It usually eats at night by detecting prey using its
beak called a bill. Until now, bill detection is still a
puzzle. Unfortunately, this is one of the animals that is
difficult to find because it is a legally protected species
in all countries. The spread of this animal is also very
slight, so it still requires a lot of research to identify this
animal.
 Amella Zainah Mustofa. She is usually called
Amella. She was born in Jakarta on January 5th, 2003.
She is the second of two children. Now, she is a college
student at Jakarta State Polytechnic with English for
Business Communication and Professional Program
Study. Everyone knows her as a friendly person and
easy to adapt because she can make a friend without
any requirement. She likes to join the organization and
make some events. It was reasonable if she joined
Departmental Student Association (Himpunan
Mahasiswa Administrasi Niaga) and Student Council in
her Senior High School. There are a lot of hobbies that
she likes, starting from swimming, journaling, and also
cooking.