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probably humans on helicopters. there aren't really any birds in Antarctica
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In the Antarctica who is the penguin afraid of?
On the continent, adult penguins have no natural predators, but chicks are vulnerable to carnivorous birds, such as Skua, that take the chicks to feed their own young. Penguins are sea birds and their natural predators are sea animals, such as seals and whales.
Why do orcas eat penguins?
Orcas are apex predators and will eat penguins as part of their diverse diet. Penguins are a source of food for orcas, providing them with nutrients needed for survival. The hunting and consumption of penguins is a natural behavior for orcas in their ecosystem.
How do penguins hide from predators?
Penguins rely on their natural camouflage to blend in with their icy surroundings, making them less visible to predators like seals and orcas. They also use their agility and speed in the water to escape from dangerous situations. In some cases, penguins may form large groups, known as "rafts," to confuse and deter predators.
Who are penguins predators?
turtles
What is the predators of penguins?
lepeord seals
What are predators to young penguins?
fish
What are emperor penguins natural enemies?
Leopard seals and killer whales are the main natural predators of adult Emperor penguins. On the other hand, chick mortality at many colonies is mainly due to the Southern Giant Petrel.
Why are the penguins in Antarctica?
Penguins breed on Antarctica's beaches because there are no natural land predators there. Except for other breeding birds, such as skua, which can attack penguin checks and kill them in order to feed their own young.
Where do emperor penguins fit in the foodchain?
the emperor penguin feed on small fish which feed on krill
Are penguins nocturnal?
No. Nocturnal activity is for most animals a way to avoid predators. Penguins don't have predators on land, so they rest at night.
What sea animals hunt a squid?
Sperm Whale Also, Penguins will eat smaller squid.
Why are penguins camouflaged?
To keep predators away
