Yes - however - they share their responsibilities with the father. Penguins usually pair for life - when one parent needs to go to sea to feed - the other takes over he incubation.
It does come out from an egg, but no, it is not slimy after it comes out from the egg. It comes out soft and puffy. It kinda looks like he is the size of the egg he was in. If you want to learn more about penguins, watch 'March of the Penguins'.
Yes Penguins do sleep standing up. Father penguins especially because when the mother has an egg they protect it between their feet and stomach.
The penguins eggs survive by the mother and father nesting overtop of them. They will both take turns while one of them hunts for food and the other incubates the egg. The egg is between both of the feet while standing up.
The mother and the father sing before the mother goes to find food. They do this so that when she gets back she can find her family. Watch march of the penguins.
Yes. Another interesting fact is that the father carries the egg, not the mother.
Penguins, but the egg aren't under their feet, but in a pouch. Watch the movie The March of the Penguins.
parent penguins do take care of thier eggs,they take shifts the dad warms the egg while the mother gets food
because the emperor penguins well the male emperor penguins watch the baby emperor penguin and the mother goes away and migrates when the father stays with the baby and finds another mate o _o enjoybecause the emperor penguins well the male emperor penguins watch the baby emperor penguin and the mother goes away and migrates when the father stays with the baby and finds another mate o _o enjoy
yes, they do. A good movie to watch if you want to learn more about penguins is "March Of The Penguins". It will tell you everything you want to know. If you don't have the movie rent it or search it and watch it online.
Sometimes. If a mother penguin (Like an Emperor or King that only lays one egg) loses her baby before the male comes back (The egg hatches before the mother comes home from her journey), she may try to steal a living chick from other mothers.
Well its depends on which specie of penguin it is, but most penguins swim, watch their egg or chick, find food, and huddle
The female lays the egg (they only have one each breeding season) and they then take turns sitting over it to keep it warm, until the female leaves in search of food, often for weeks, before returning just after hatching to feed the chick by regurgitating the fish she has fed on. If she does not return, her chick will die.