Penguin necks vary in size depending on the species, but they are generally short and relatively thick compared to their body size. For example, the Emperor Penguin has a neck that is about 30 centimeters (12 inches) long, while smaller species like the Little Blue Penguin have shorter necks. The structure of their necks is adapted for swimming and diving rather than for long stretches, contributing to their streamlined shape. Overall, penguin necks are not particularly long compared to their overall body length.
A penguin's neck does not have a specific name distinct from the rest of its body; it is simply referred to as the neck. Penguins have relatively short necks compared to other birds, which aids in their swimming and diving abilities. Their necks are usually covered in feathers, blending seamlessly with their bodies.
69 feet
They got big necks
About as big as a pizza slice
Emperor Penguins can weigh about 90 pounds.
as big as your mom
22cm
do pengin have big eyes
most baby penguins are a grayish with a little darker gray/black near the bottom. They are all fuzz and beneath their head (necks) are all white furr. There feet are black and so are their eyes.
About a foot tall.
because they have big hands
About the size of a sparrow.