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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #34303 Short The platypus
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The  platypus  sleeps  during  the  day  and  moves  mostly  at  night.  It  is  a  very  good  swimmer  and    much  of  its  time  in  the  water.  The  toes  on  its  feet  are  joined.  When  it  swims,  it  pushes  itself  along  by  moving  the  front  two  feet.  The  tail  and  back  feet  help  it  to  turn  left  or  right  but  do  not  make  it  .  The  platypus  eats  other  animals.  It  eats  worms,  insect  larvae,  shrimps,  and  yabbies,  which  are  a  kind  of  freshwater  crayfish.  It  digs  these  animals  out  of  the    of  the  river  with  its  beak  or  catches  them  while  swimming.  Its  nose  can  sense  many  things  that  other  noses  cannot.  The  platypus  can  sense  electricity  from  other  animals.  It  keeps  its  eyes  shut  when  swimming,  using  only  its  other  senses,  such  as  ,  touch,  and  changes  in  the  electrical  field.  The  platypus  can  also    without  using  its  eyes.  These  are    to  life  in  rivers  where  the  water  is  opaque  with  sediment.

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