On land they have no predators, but they huddle together in large groups to protect themselves from the weather. In water they are preyed on by seals and other animals. They are particularly vulnerable when they are entering and exiting the water at the beginning and end of their breeding seasons. To increase their individual chances of survival they generally enter the water in large numbers, swimming out to sea in many directions very quickly. When exiting the water they are often at the mercy of strong waves as well as predators and they usually dive quite deep and swim rapidly to the surface and allow their speed to carry them up onto the rocks. They sometimes try to time their jump to make best use of the wave motion.
During breeding season in Antarctica, penguins lack land predators, except that chicks can be taken by other sea birds as food.
At sea, penguins protect themselves from their predators by operating in large groups, as to minimize exposure of all the animals to the danger of becoming part of the food chain.
They dont.
run or hide
they hide!
No, Penguins are normally very inquisitive when Humans come to their land.
yes they do
no they eat it as soon as they catch the fish
Penguins rely on their natural camouflage to blend in with their icy surroundings, making them less visible to predators like seals and orcas. They also use their agility and speed in the water to escape from dangerous situations. In some cases, penguins may form large groups, known as "rafts," to confuse and deter predators.
Baby Penguins come out with fur and feathers, as they grow older they shed the furry coat and feathers and get the sleek hide that you see on an average penguin.
The ones that are around in the summer hide away and the winter animals come out, such as penguins. There you go ((-:
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They huddle together or hide behind giant glaciers or rocks to avoid snow and harsh winds. Also, you have got to remember that penguins skin is a lot like leather and very hard to penetrate. Therefore, it makes it hard for heat to escape they're bodies.
Penguins avoid predators by staying in large groups called colonies, which provide safety in numbers. When in the water, they use their speed and agility to escape from predators like seals and orcas. On land, penguins rely on their camouflage and burrowing abilities to hide from threats.