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sometimes i call him chuck and then other times i call him Steve and then when i get really bored i call him a chicken Buber even though he is actually a penguin who eats chunky applesauce out of the palm of your hand. so that is why i call him chuck wait no its not and then when i want to get really creative i just say come here sit . and then he gets confuzzled. thank you for your consideration
-Madonna
What else can I help you with?
Do people have pet penguins in Alaska?
Yes they do, but it's not a trend. People have Penguins in Alaska as much as Americans have pet Tigers. ~Evony~
How many people have pet penguins?
5000
Are penguins a good class pet?
Yes
Where can you buy a pet penguin?
No. Penguins cannot be bought by everyday people.
Do pet shops have penguins?
no probaly in some other place
Are penguins jolly?
Many are, engaging in social interaction with other penguins and with humans. Unlike flying wild birds, penguins are closer in temperament to pet birds.
Would a penguin make a good pet or bad pet?
A penguin would make a bad pet. Penguins are wild animals and as such should not be privately owned; they can become very aggressive at times. They require a very cool environment and lots of fish. Furthermore, most penguins are social and will get depressed if they are kept away from other penguins.
What are the types of penguins?
there are heaps - adelli penguins, rockhopper penguins, fairy penguins, emperor penguins, just to name a few
How do you pronounce the scientific name for penguins?
The scientific name for penguins is "Spheniscidae." It is pronounced as "sfeh-niss-ih-dee."
Scientific name for penguins?
The scientific name for penguin is Spheniscidae. This includes all penguins, extinct and living. It is the only Family in the Order Sphenisciform.
How did the Penguins arena come to be called the igloo?
because of the team name the penguins, penguins home is an igllo there for gettin the home arena name the igloo
What states allow penguins for pets?
It's illegal to own a penguin as a pet in the USA.
