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to preserve heat in the harsh weather also to protect the eggs
Emperor Penguins are the largest breeding penguin and they are large in size.
I think it is small because they are weird but they may be large because they are emperors. Unfortunately, I really don't know.
yes most species of penguins do live in large groups, like seals.
as big as your mom
to preserve heat in the harsh weather also to protect the eggs
Emperor Penguins are the largest breeding penguin and they are large in size.
There are no species that feed exclusively on emperor penguins, but they do have predators. Killer whales and leopard seals hunt emperor penguins for food. Because of this, penguins will often gather in large groups at the edge of the ice, and wait until one dares to jump into the water first. If it's okay, they all come in after it. If not, they try to get to a different area before they go fishing.
Antartica.
A penguins habitat is the coas of antarctic.
I'm not sure but i think far north or south
They get in large groups for warmth. Or they may just be in groups waiting for there Male or Female mates to come back from getting there food.
Yes. Male Emperor penguins stay warm in a large moving circle within a circle while hatching their eggs in a pouch. The female penguins are feeding while they are gone and come back when the chicks are hatched.
The emperor penguin encourages gender role reversal. The male of the species spends the majority of the time warming the egg by sitting on top of it, while the female forages for food. Another interesting fact is though seen nesting in large groups, the emperor penguins do not come into contact with each other. This is to prevent compression of feathers and loss of insulation.
I think it is small because they are weird but they may be large because they are emperors. Unfortunately, I really don't know.
as large as you want them to be
Penguins shelter in the liquid sea, which in the Southern Ocean is warmer than the ambient air. On land while breeding, male penguins gather in creches and move in short steps within the creche to stay warm.