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No, penguins have solid bones like other birds, which helps with their diving abilities and survival in the water. Hollow bones are found in flying birds to reduce weight for easier flight.
Birds have hollow bones. (Except for penguins, which now have solid bones to help them dive)
Penguins have an average of 60 to 70 bones in their bodies, similar to other birds. However, their bones are adapted to their aquatic lifestyle, being more solid and denser than those of flying birds, which helps them dive efficiently. The exact number can vary slightly among different penguin species.
Penguins have a similar bone structure to other birds, with approximately 120-150 bones in their bodies, depending on the species.
That penguins can't fly but other birds can
penguins like other Flightless Birds eg. ostriches emus etc.evolved from birds that could fly.millions of years ago penguins flew over the ocean and dived into the water for food.their bones became hollow and they could no longer fly,so answer to your qestion is yes
Yes, penguins have solid bones like other birds. This helps them to be strong and agile swimmers, allowing them to navigate through ocean waters efficiently.
No.Birds eat Seeds,worms,ect. But not other birds especially penguins
Just because penguins, ostriches, emus and kiwis don't fly doesn't automatically make them not birds. They still have the same characteristics that make them birds like all other birds have: a beak, feathers, porous bones, etc. The ability to fly is not part of the definition of what makes a bird.
All birds have wings
As opposed to other birds, penguins don't need light bones to be able to fly. On the contrary, penguins need to be fairly dense and solid to be able to dive well, and not simply bob like corks to the surface.
A penguin does not have wings like other birds. Instead, they have flippers, with massive, short and flattened. Bones. For a penguin the wing-beat in the water is similar to those by flying birds.