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Definitely the giant anteater would be much more dangerous. A platypus would only pose a danger if it is improperly handled. However, an angry or threatened giant anteater is capable of disemboweling a human with one swipe of its front claws.

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Only the male platypus has dangerous spurs. These spurs, located on the male platypus's ankles, are attached to a venom gland in the animal's thigh.

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Only the male platypus has a venomous spur.

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The male platypus has a venomous spur.

Young females lose their spur by the time they are twelve months old, and it is never venomous.

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Q: Does the female or male Platypus have a poisonous spur?
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