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usually black and whiteyes black and white but sometimes with yellow
Emporers: black, white stomachs, yellow chests Most are just black and white some are blue-ish like little blues and galapcos (or watever)
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∙ 15y agoPenguins are black on the majority of their body. They usually have a white stomach and or tail. Depending on species, they can cave numerous colors such as pink or orange on their face.
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∙ 10y agonormally black and white, although there are sometimes different colors ( such as orange) on their bodies.
black and white
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∙ 11y agoWell it depends on the type of penguins, normally the baby penguins are born greyish black in color.
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Why are the Little blue penguin's name the little blue penguin?
Because they are little and blue
Where can you buy a Little blue penguin?
you can buy a little blue penguin in the Antarctica store
What is Another name of little blue penguins?
The little blue penguin is also known as just the Little Penguin. Formerly, it was known as the Fairy penguin.
Is the little blue penguin a real penguin?
yes
Were does the fairy penguins lived?
Fairy Penguins live in Australia and New Zealand. The Fairy Penguin is also called the Little Blue Penguin, Little Penguin or the Blue Penguin.
What is a small penguin called?
A small penguin is called a fairy penguin, also known as little blue penguin or blue penguin.
Why can a penguin live for so long?
little blue penguin or fairy penguin
What is a type of small penguin?
The smallest type of penguin is the Little Blue Penguin :)
What is the smallest species of penguin called?
The Little Blue Penguin. [Fairy Penguin.]
What is the smallest species of penguin?
The fairy penguin (there is such breed)
What is the color combination in the command room of club penguin elite penguin force?
red blue blue red red blue
Why are little blue fairy penguins endangered?
The Little Blue Penguin, also called the Little Penguin, the Blue Penguin, and the Fairy Penguin, is listed on the IUCN Red List with a status of "least concern". The population trend is not listed. So, if you are asking about this penguin, then its status is not listed as "endangered" at the present time.
