When a penguin is in the water, it swims usually with its belly down, and back up. Its back is black, so that to fish and predators who are above the penguin, the penguin's dark back blends in with the darkness of the depths of the ocean. For fish and predators who view the penguin from below, the penguin's white belly blends in with the brightness of the sky and the water's surface.
penguins camouflage
yes
Yes they do, of course it also all depends on where they are!
The white and black on a penguins body helps them to camouflage. for example if a shark is on top of a penguin all they will see is black as though it is the sea floor(which is dark if you didn't know!) but if a shark is under neath them all they will see is white so it will act as though it is the light from the surface
they do lots of thing they like to swim and waddle around
penguins camouflage
Yes, they camouflage themselves in snow.
yes
they wear invisibility cloaks.
Yes they do, of course it also all depends on where they are!
It walks by moving its but back and forth
The male penguins protect the female penguins and their babies.
Their stripes act as camouflage
Nothing... Unless they lie on their backs so their white belly camouflages with the ice.
The white and black on a penguins body helps them to camouflage. for example if a shark is on top of a penguin all they will see is black as though it is the sea floor(which is dark if you didn't know!) but if a shark is under neath them all they will see is white so it will act as though it is the light from the surface
Penguins do not have grey fur. They have feathers, which are usually black, white or blue-grey. The colour of a penguin's feathers assists with camouflage. For example, penguins that are blue-grey are harder for predators to spot while swimming.
They run away in fear