What are the adaptations of a duckbilled platypus?

The duck-billed platypus has several unique adaptations that aid its survival. Its bill contains electroreceptors, allowing it to detect electrical signals from prey in murky waters. The platypus is also equipped with webbed feet for efficient swimming and can retract the webbing for better mobility on land. Additionally, it has a waterproof coat of fur that keeps it warm while swimming in cold water.