six to eight weeks.
When a penguin first egts pregant, its normally the male who carries they egg. they same when its born. so tehy dont really need the mum. so It would go to its dad.
It typically takes about 5-6 months for a baby penguin to grow into an adult penguin. During this time, the young penguin will molt its downy feathers and develop its adult plumage.
Penguin fertilization is internal. The male penguin transfers sperm to the female's reproductive tract during copulation.
no the female hunts and looks after the baby lion cub as well.
about 3ft
the male penguin has the baby, while the female goes fishing
For most penguins both do. One stays and takes care of it while the other goesto fish. When it comes back it throws up the food into the baby penguin's mouth. Then the other parent goes to get food. Often times these periods of food-getting take a long time.
if you mean name, it is still a penguin. Baby female penguins (and male) are called 'chicks'.
after about 1-2 years after a mommy penguin and a daddy penguin have special loving time
Well Penguins are birds. The female lays an egg out of which the baby penguin hatches.
no only a male and a female penguin can
When a penguin first egts pregant, its normally the male who carries they egg. they same when its born. so tehy dont really need the mum. so It would go to its dad.
The female penguin lays eggs. Then the baby penguins hatch from the eggs.
There is no specific name for male, female or baby penguins. :-)
Mothers do not care for the baby egg. While the father cares for it, the mother goes out hunting for food for the winter.
It typically takes about 5-6 months for a baby penguin to grow into an adult penguin. During this time, the young penguin will molt its downy feathers and develop its adult plumage.
Female penguins hunt for food first because they need to replenish their energy reserves after laying eggs and incubating them. By hunting early, they ensure they have enough food to sustain themselves and feed their chicks while the male stays to guard the nest.