Yes. Phytoplankton (algae) grow under the ice shelves of Antarctica. Warmer water is affecting the growth of phytoplanktons. Krill (zooplankton) need them to survive. These two are vital links in the food chain of the Antarctic.
Penguins need krill and the fish that feed on krill. Climate change is damaging the food chain in Antarctica and threatening the lives of all the animals there, including the penguins.
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Penguins go swimming in the water off Antarctica and eat fish. On land, their only activity is to mate, lay eggs, and incubate them until they hatch. The climate is harsh, but they have very warm feathers. im a loser
They can be found all around the coast of New Zealand, the southern coast of Australia, as well as surrounding islands
Antarctica is a polar climate.
Antarctica is a polar climate, the more extreme of the two.
Antarctica is a polar climate.
Antarctica does have a polar climate.
Antarctica is polar; it has a polar climate.
Yes, global warming is already affecting the tropical savannas.
because they have a lot of fat that can keep them warm, plus with all the fur they have, keeps the thermal energy inside them. hope this helps
nothing.they are penguins.
It is tricky for penguins to keep their eggs warm in the cold climate of Antarctica, and they have to hold the egg on top of their feet rather than allowing it to touch the ice. This can only be managed with one egg at a time.