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Because penguins have fur to keep them warm.
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What is a animal that live in a cold and waddles?
Penguin
Why can't the smallest penguin live in the Antarctic?
It is to small and can't take the cold.
Why do penguin like cold and not hot?
Actually, not all penguins like cold. There are penguins that live in tropical areas.
Does a penguin live in a cold environment?
yes of course they do if they didn't they could not have all of the stuff that they have.
Are penguin warm blooded?
Yes they are.
What bird are you live where its very cold?
penguin
What habitat does the penguin live in?
they live in antarctica which is a very cold contry they can live anywhere else but it has to be a cold place
Why are penguins homes in cold weather?
penguin live in the cold because that is their temperature\
Why dont some penguins live in a cold climate?
No. Not all pengiuns live in a cold climate. One type of penguin actually lives near the equater. That penguin is the Galapagos penguin. It is even hotter there than in Canada. And it's a penguin!
What bird lives in the cold?
There are lots of birds which can adapt to cold weather by humans helping them, but some birds such as Greenfinch, for instance can only feed themselves in the cold weather. We can also consider Penguins as a kind of bird, which obviously is a cold weather bird.
What types of birds live in cold places but not a penguin?
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IS it hot or cold in Antacetic where live macaroni penguin?
it is warm
What is a animal that live in a cold and waddles?
Penguin
How does penguin live in cold place?
Penguins were made to live in cold places. Their "feathers" keep them warm especially when they are swimming.
Can a penguin live in southern california?
yes, but in a cold habitat area.
What is like a penguin?
A Penguin is an animal. You can find this animal in Antarctica but it is too cold there for somebody to actually live there. A penguin moves around by waddling.
Does the yellow eyed penguin live in a cold or hot watered habitat?
yes
