Platypus parade

Platypus parade

PlatypusLover53

MGA BUMASA 180
Mga Boto 6
Mga Parte 5

Ongoing7m

Huling na-publish Tue, May 3, 2016

Fiction

Action and Thriller

Tagsaustralia beautiful bush funny natural

As you all know I love platypus. This is my first book. I hope you enjoy Thank you ----------------------------------------------- It's a usual day I swim around a tank doing tricks people point and laugh. I'm bored, the only good thing is I get a good amount of food. Each day for my troubles. Each year a platypus from every senator will have to be able to live in the wild for a week and still come back healthy. I have seen family get torn apart because of this. Each year you hope that you don't get picked. This year I won't to get picked. I haven't been in the wild seems like 12 years. Try living that long by your self in a new place. You wouldn't like it So back to me telling you what I have to do each day to get put in this draw. You have to be able to do flips, rolls and swim on your back to be able to put your name in. Be able to be friendly to humans and your own kind. (Which is hard for a platypus who hasn't seen her kind in years.) ----------------------------------

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