No, snow is not crucial to the survival of penguins.
Most penguins are found in icy, snowy environments but there are some species that live on sandy or pebbled beaches or even in zoos.
100 degrees>>>>very good question.
penguins need cold to to survive but some dont
Cold!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
penguins need icebergs because the cold is there habitat so, they cant survive in a other biome i think exept the taiga.
No, Penguins only live in the Antarctic, they need extremely cold weather to survive.
In a zoo yes. But they need to be in there own cold conditions. They couldn't randomly survive there
they do not
it is to cold in ant so hot comes less time for them because that penguins need cold so they can survive it.
The penguins huddle close together in cold weather.
panguans need the cold
The Emperor penguins are the largest penguins and have the special need to fatten up before breeding season or a moult, they can eat up to triple the usual daily food intake. Because of the extreme cold, the penguins have adapted to survive.
All penguins are cold-climate. Some can adapt better than others, and some will be able to move further inland. The ones that need sea ice to survive are the ones that are in the most trouble because moving inland (to colder areas) is not an option.
Antarctica, although it doesn't get anywhere near that cold where penguins live.