What type of feet does a platypus have?

Platypuses have webbed feet. This is a key adaptation for their semi-aquatic lifestyle, allowing them to swim efficiently in water.

Here's a bit more about their feet:

* Webbed: The toes on their feet are connected by webbing, creating a large, paddle-like surface for swimming.

* Claws: They also have sharp claws on their feet, which help them to dig burrows and walk on land.

* Two pairs: Platypuses have two pairs of webbed feet – one in the front and one in the back.

* Retractible webbing: The webbing on their feet is actually retractable, allowing them to walk more easily on land. When they swim, the webbing expands, and when they walk, the webbing retracts.