Part 1 in the platypus series showed that the platypus is a unique and remarkable Australian mammal. It has survived through millions of years when climate change resulted in the extinction of many species. It has adapted and survived where the dinosaurs could not. This unique and rather strange animal is now facing numerous threats. The expansion of human population into their territories have brought with them impacts that threaten their survival. This unit lists these threats and considers impacts. This unit could be used as a standalone unit. It could be used as an introduction to the broader topic of climate change, global warming and atmospheric pollution. The visual resources provide evidence and information. This unit could be used as an introduction at junior levels. It can also be used to introduce more complex issues of climate change and species survival. Most students are fascinated by this unique animal and are concerned by the threats it faces. Use the attachments as a summary check on understanding.
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