The smaller the volume, the larger the ratio of surface area to volume.
As cooling is a function of surface area those with small bodies have to generate proportionally more internal heat than those with large bodies.
(Some small mice have to eat several times their body weight each day. Elephants though they eat a large number of kilograms of food each day do not consume any where near a hundredth of their body mass per day)
it will change depending on the size.. i think
That depends on the type of penguin.
The tallest penguin is the emperor penguin, with a max height of around 70cm.
i heard they can get up to 6 ft. in height
Yes. The Emperor penguin is the largest penguin, with a height of 100-130cm.
70 cm
Latitude and Longitude
The average adult has a height of about 28 inches or 70 centimeters.
About four feet
There are different species of penguins. The largest penguin is the Emperor Penguin, who are around 1.1m tall. The smallest penguin, the Little Blue Penguin, are only 40cm talls.
Height and latitude
On the continent, the smallest penguin to breed there is the Chinstrap with a height of 68cm - 27 inches. As well, the Rockhopper penguin with a height of 55cm - 21.6 inches, breeds on sub-Antarctic islands.