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The main predator of the African penguin is the leopard and whales. They use their agility and their feet to protect themselves from the predators.
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How do penguins protect themselves from killer whales?
When they do come in contact with Orcas, which is known to happen to Adelie King and Emperor Penguins they swim fast, are very agile and when threatened get out of the water.
How do penguins protect themselves from predators?
Penguins swim away from predators (sea lions, sharks) in the water. On land, the penguins group together to protect themselves and their chicks.
How does Antarctica protect penguin?
Penguins protect themselves: there's not much a continent can do in this regard, except provide beaches upon which penguins can breed.
How do king penguins protect themswelves from other predators?
They scream
How do penguins protect themselves from their enemies under water?
they dont they die instantly
How do penguins protect itself and its young?
The parents protect themselves with their heavy coat of feathers. Then they protect their young with the flap of feathers between their legs.
How do Yellow eyed Penguins protect themselves from predators?
they live in Hawii
How do emperor penguins protect themselves from predators?
Underwater creatures such as the lion sea tend to prey on emperor penguins. The penguins dark coat helps to blend in underwater.
How do rockhopper penguins protect themselves?
Rockhoppers are very small animals. They cannot protect themselves against predators very well because of this, so they are easy prey.
Who are penguins enemies and how does it protect itself?
this is around but penguins enemies are killer whales, and sharks they protect themselves by sliding into holes, jumping into the water, and sliding down ice hills away from ledges.
How penguins protect themselves?
they can hit with their flippers and bite, but other than that, they dont have a strong defense
How do gentoo penguin protect themselves?
Gentoo Penguins actually do very little to protect themselves. In fact, they are more likely to back off and let a predator invade their nest rather than trying to defend themselves.
