It depends on the species.
The Fairy penguin, or Little penguin, which is found along some of Australia's southern shores, lives in burrows in the sand dunes along the shoreline when it is not out hunting in the sea during the day. These birds return every night to their burrows.
The Emperor penguin, on the other hand, has no fixed nesting site, while the Gentoo penguin is different again, making a nest on the ground out of stones, sticks, grass, feathers, or almost any materials it finds.
Galapoagos penguins nest in burrows or crevices in lava, no more than 50 feet from open water.
No penguin 'lives' in a nest -- some penguin eggs are hatched in nests where there are no predators, but eggs can be moved by the adults to preserve them until they are ready to hatch.
no because they could live next to the ocean and a seal could jump out the water and eat the penguins in there eggs or not and the parents
They don't, the mother lays the egg and then the father carries it around on top of his feet and in a brood pouch on his belly
No.
no
they live in nest
no they dont nest in coloies
penguins build their nest in summer
Emperor Penguins don't make any kind of nest or homes.
No. Emperor Penguins and King penguins do not build a nest.
Yes, penguins live in deserts, especially the Antarctic Desert which has a number of populations of several species of penguin. There are also penguins that nest on the coasts of both the Namib and Atacama Deserts.
emperor unguens nest
The Emperor penguin lives in neither a den nor a nest. This species of penguin has no fixed nesting site.
emperor penguins don't nest. they don't have any twigs or pebbles. they live in the icey cold
Yes they do and the correct way to say it is that penguins live in the Arctic therefore they can't live in nests because they no trees.
the penguins love stones for nesting because in the wild they would use stones to nest on the coast
They make the nest out of pebbles or rocks that they find.