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Platypuses rescued from drought settle back to wild in days
Five platypuses rescued from the 2019 drought returned to the wild. University of NSW researchers found they resumed normal behaviour within days.
Why it mattersAs droughts worsen from climate change, rescuing platypuses could become vital to saving this species.
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