Ever wondered what a Platypus sounds like when having its belly rubbed? Turns out, it’s quite adorable! 💚 This rare recording, made by Platypus Conservation Initiative and UNSW, is pure joy! Platypuses also vocalise with squeaks, snuffles, and growls when disturbed. This, alongside echidna coos, suggests mammalian vocalisation evolved over 200 million years ago. Despite their unlisted status, more must be done to protect platypuses. Pre-order The Bowerbird Collective's album now to raise awaren