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Quick Answer. Scientists do not know for certain how many platypuses are left in the world; however, it is estimated that there are  between 10,000 to 100,000. Platypuses are found on the Eastern and Southern Australian coastline as well as Flinders Island and Northern Tasmania.
Return to Platypus Page. The platypus is the only Australian mammal known to be venomous. Adult males have a pointed spur (about 15 millimetres long) located just above the heel of each hind leg, which can be used to inject poison produced by a gland in the thigh (the crural gland).latypus venom is not considered to be life-threatening to a healthy human. However, spurring is painful-in part, because platypus spurs are sharp and can be driven in with great force. As well, platypus poison triggers severe pain in the affected limb and can result in quite spectacular localised swelling.