What structural adaptations does the penguin have?

Answer 1

The penguin has waterproof feathers and an about 3cm thick layer of fat whock keeps it warm. The fat is a good insulator which is especially important to the young ones in the winter. Many penguin types as the emperor penguin also huddle together to stay warm. depending on where it lives, the Penguin also has different sizes. The smaller it is, the less exposed it is to the wind.

Answer 2

penguins survive because they are warm blooded and they have a thick layer of fat called blubber also the water doesn't soak into the penguins feathers it goes around helping them to swim faster

Answer 3

eating because of their beak

waterprook fur drys quickly

and those are all of them

Answer 4

they use their blubber to surivive in extreme cold.

Answer 5

swim together

Answer 6

they huddle together