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Pete Walsh's short film 'Becoming Platypus' follows two female platypuses in the Hobart Rivulet. The film captures their ecology and behavior through extensive footage taken during Walsh's hours of observation. It presents the unique challenges these animals face in their natural habitat.
The film builds on the success of Walsh's previous work, 'Platypus Guardian', and continues to focus on the importance of protecting these creatures. By showcasing their lives in the waterways, Walsh aims to raise awareness about the environmental issues affecting platypuses and their ecosystems.
Why Watch
- •Meet the female platypuses of Hobart Rivulet.
- •Find out about their unique ecology and behavior.
- •See the environmental challenges they face.
Did You Know
•Pete Walsh spent countless hours observing platypuses for this film.
•The film features two female platypuses as central subjects.
•The film has a runtime of 60 minutes.
Perfect For
Wildlife enthusiastsEnvironmental advocatesNature documentary fans