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African Penguins (Spheniscus demersus) are found on 24 islands along the South-Western coast of Africa between Namibia and Port Elizabeth in South Africa.

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Q: What is the habitat of a African penguin?
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How does an African penguin adapt to its habitat?

live in tis


What is a natural habitat for a African penguin?

it is where it stays stupid people


How do African penguin survive in their habitat?

African penguin can surive because of how they swim very fast and keep hunting for food when a animal like a antarctic lions other wise yes they can survive.


Do African black-footed penguins live where is cold?

African Black-footed Penguin habitat is located at warm latitudes in rocky, sandy, coastal areas.


Where can you find pictures of a penguin's habitat?

Search "Penguin's Habitat" on Google Images.


What is the niche of an African penguin)?

A niche is the role that an organism plays in it's environment, so when finding the niche of the African penguin you have to consider, where it sits in the food web, it eats and limits the population of small fish such as pilchards, anchovies, horse mackerel, and sardines. It is a food source for sharks and fur seals, so without the penguin, these animals would become on the decline too. Therefore the African penguin Niche is to balance out the Marine Habitat.


When was African Penguin created?

African Penguin was created in 1758.


What is penguin habitat?

antartica


What penguin starts with a?

African Penguin.


Does the African penguin hunt?

All penguins catch fish, and the African penguin (Black-Foot penguin) is no exception.


What type of fish does the African penguin eat?

The African penguin eats anchovies and sardines.


Is an African penguin a bird?

Yes. All penguins are birds, and this includes the African penguin.