Puffin breeding sites are on coastal areas or islands where the birds dig burrows or tunnels at least one meter deep. They usually keep the same mate for life and use the same burrow for several years, the female laying only a single egg each year. The pair take turns incubating their egg and then feeding and rearing the puffling after it hatches. The young puffin heads out to sea after fledging, living far from land for the next three to five years before returning to its birth place to find its own mate and breed,
Puffins mate and reproduce young like anyother animal. But the mate on cliffs. Puffins live in Maine and you can go on special watches to specificly to see puffins.
They take care of their babies by placing them in a safe place and by giving them food.
Puffins generally feed their young small fish. They will catch the fish and bring it to their young in the nest.
they burrow under the ground until they think it is a safe place and then make a cave like room for the nest and chicks
they hatch out of an egg
It lays eggs, like other birds.
They lay and hatch eggs like other birds.
Baby puffins are referred to as "pufflings" by some.
They are called pufflings or chicks.
like baby atlantic puffins
Puffins are not known to eat mice. Their diet consists mainly of fish, as well as worms, crustaceans, shrimp, and mollusks.
they are hot pink with purple polka-dots
They don't need them. A puffins' beak is colored to attract mates, and as as far as I know, babies have no reason to do that.
A penguin is a large flightless sea bird found in the southern hemisphere. There are no particular names for male and female penguins.
There are no Antarctic puffins -- puffins live in the Arctic.
puffins are not dangerous.
Born to Explore - 2011 Scotland Ponies and Puffins 3-12 was released on: USA: 1 February 2014
they are covered with black down, but they grow feathers as they get older. The feathers are black and white.
There are no Antarctic puffins. Puffins are northern hemisphere birds.