A Conversation for Colours of Wildlife - The Platypus
Wow, this was really interesting, Willem.
Elektragheorgheni -Please read 'The Post' Started conversation May 30, 2013
The platapus is certainly an interesting critter Willem, thanks for all the fascinating details on its beak and all.
Rather than overbudening your message box, here is a link for more information on old birds:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-22695914
Wow, this was really interesting, Willem.
Peanut Posted May 30, 2013
I found the platypus a fascinating animal and it always comes up if you are studying biology.
On the daydream thread spiritual guides came up and apparently you are allowed a few, so if I had a choice a platypus was on my list 
I learnt a lot from this from this article, I am a bit out of date, thank you Willem
Wow, this was really interesting, Willem.
Willem Posted May 31, 2013
Hello Peanut and Elektra! Elektra, thanks very much for that ancient birdoid, that was one I didn't know of! I'll read some more.
I'm happy you enjoyed it Peanut! I featured the platypus as a totem animal here ... I don't think anyone's noticed:
http://willemsvdmerwe.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=24#/art/Warrior-Woman-Portrait-366724021?_sid=43934dca
Wow, this was really interesting, Willem.
Peanut Posted Jun 3, 2013
I didn't notice the totum platypus 
Wow, this was really interesting, Willem.
Elektragheorgheni -Please read 'The Post' Posted Jun 3, 2013
It was on the warrior's choker, Peanut!
Wow, this was really interesting, Willem.
Peanut Posted Jun 4, 2013
I noticed when Willem pointed it out with the link
I had been browsing his art gallery a couple of days beforehand and missed it then.
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Wow, this was really interesting, Willem.
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