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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)
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What is average length of a penguin?
The average length of a penguin can vary depending on the species, but most penguins range from about 16 to 27 inches in height. Emperor penguins are the largest penguin species, with adults reaching up to around 4 feet in height.
What is the height of a geometric solid such as prism?
it will change depending on the size.. i think
How much does young penguin height?
That depends on the type of penguin.
What is the size of a penguin as an adult?
The tallest penguin is the emperor penguin, with a max height of around 70cm.
What is the height of an Antarctica penguin?
i heard they can get up to 6 ft. in height
Are Emperor Penguins the largest penguin?
Yes. The Emperor penguin is the largest penguin, with a height of 100-130cm.
What is the height of a adelie penguin?
70 cm
Which measurements of height are used in a map?
Latitude and Longitude
What is the height of an adelie penguin?
The average adult has a height of about 28 inches or 70 centimeters.
Is a rainbow always the same size for the height and distance between the feet of the rainbow?
No, the size of a rainbow can vary depending on the height of the sun, the size of the raindrops, and the observer's position. The height and distance between the feet of a rainbow can change depending on these factors.
What is the average height of adult penguin?
About four feet
What height is a stardard penguin?
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.
