1. Does a platypus have a limited number of olfactory receptors in its nose?

2. Does a platypus have a limited number of taste buds?

3. Does a platypus have as good of hearing as good as other mammals'?

4. Does a platypus have a limited capacity for visual acuity?

5. Assume you, as a human, suddenly acquire a platypus' senses that are new or different to you (either because humans lack that sense, or because the range over which those senses works is different for the organism you have chosen than for humans). Then based on the assumption you've selected, describe THREE changes you think would happen if you (or a platypus) suddenly experienced this enhancement or detraction to your sensory abilities.Remember, sensory abilities are Vision, Sound, Touch, Taste, and Smell. This can be sensory, social interactions, eating, motor, superpower, linked to sensory change etc. Be detailed and creative. Please note, you are still human in form - what has changed is your sensory ability. If it is an ability that you have, then you have lost the human version and gained the animal version. If it is a new sense, then you just gain that one. If the sense has not changed, you cannot just say "no change" - and do use a range of senses (not the same one 3 times). Remember that it is sensory - how does that impact your ability?

Label the different sensory abilities you use in these three examples.