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Platypus make their home in and near freshwater creeks, slow-moving rivers, lakes joined by rivers, and built water storage such as farm dams. They build a simple burrow in a river bank, just above water level and often among a tangle of tree roots.
After mating, a gravid female will build a nesting burrow and a nest from wet vegetation, which she carries into the burrow using her tail.
After mating, a gravid female will build a nesting burrow and a nest from wet vegetation, which she carries into the burrow using her tail.
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