How do penguins get shelter?

Answer 1

Penguins do not build or utilise structures commonly thought of as "shelter". Instead, during cold winters, penguins huddle together in a large mass to stay warm, with young penguins safe at the center of the pseudo-shelter.

Answer 2

They do not take shelter, they huddle. Penguins have a method of surviving extreme cold by their social behavior called huddling. They huddle together in group that is sometimes several thousands penguins.

Answer 3

There is not a specific place where penguins shelter in their habitat, because normally they form a huddle and keep warm in that way.

Answer 4

Penguins get shelter by huddling together. This is how they can maintain a warm enough body temperature to survive frigid temperatures outside.

Answer 5

Each other mostly, they huddle and even sleep standing in the colder climates to save energy and also to protect their eggs.

Answer 6

penguins of the Antarctic do not actually have homes or shelters but they can stand the harsh weathers by huddling together.there are other types that can be seen where its not so cld

Answer 7

They don't shelter themselves, they shelter each other and their young

Answer 8

Penguins huddle together, and do the best taking turns to move to the center of the circle where they are best protected. That is all they can do, but penguins are pretty sturdy animals!

Answer 9

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