Baby penguins must first molt -- loose their downy feathers, which if wet, would drown the bird because they hold too much water before they can feed themselves.
Molting happens about two months after the baby hatches -- depending on the type of penguin and the location, and the molting process takes about three weeks.
Then the babies can dive into the open water with their parents and learn how to find food on their own by watching.
Since penguins live in groups, it's fair to say that baby penguins always learn from adult penguins, even when the adult might not be their mum or papa.
they live up to be 100000 years old
emperor penguins live for about 20 years and so do most
about 3 months
2 hours
yes
they live with their parents for 2 months.
they live up to be 100000 years old
I believe you can as long as your parents support you decision to keep the baby and still live at home, my parents and i decided that if i got pregnant when i am 16 that i can still live at home and keep the baby if i choose but i have to finish school. It all depends on how you and your parents feel.
yes it could as long as it has food and things to live as if it was living with its parents!
baby penguins 30cm-50cm
emperor penguins live for about 20 years and so do most
for ever
about 3 months
2 hours
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yes
about 20 years