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Feature of a penguin?
they have thick skin and they have warm blood.....
How does a penguin keep warm?
a penguin keeps warm with its blubber
Which Penguin keeps the egg warm?
the male penguin keeps the baby warm be tween his legs
Why doesn't penguin's blood freeze?
They are warm blooded animals, like all birds. Their bodies produce heat from the food they eat.
How does blubber help when the penguin is sleeping?
The blubber keeps the penguin warm
What is rookeries?
a rookery is a group of any penguin ,because they wantto be warm or cool. a rookery is a group of any penguin ,because they want to be warm or cool. a rookery is a group of any penguin ,because they wantto be warm or cool.
Penguin can live in very cold places.why does not their blood freeze?
they have a layer of blubber and thick feathers to protect them from the cold so they will feel warm and comfortable
Does a dingo have warm blood or cold blood?
Warm blood
Are dogs cold blood or warm blood?
Warm blooded
What vertebrate is warm blooded?
you are
Is penguin warmblooded?
penguins are warm blooded
Why does penguin have fat?
to stay warm in the summer
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