Penguins

The Galapagos Islands belong to the country of Ecuador in South America since 1830. The Galapagos Archipelago is located 600 miles to the west of Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean.

Yes as birds with hollow bones cannot fly for longer whereas penguins do not have hollow bones and are able to swim in rough tides for ages. Also non-hollow bones are stronger and tougher than hollow bones.

Of course he can!

Yes, but not soo good

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Yes. Moron.

Yes they are but there considered as flight-less bird's

They are all on the diet of killer whales.

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Penguins in zoos typically live longer than their wild counterparts due to the absence of predators, consistent food supply, and veterinary care. Depending on the species, they can live anywhere from 15 to 40 years in captivity. For instance, emperor penguins may live up to 20 years, while some smaller species can reach around 30 years or more in a zoo setting.

because if you do your armpits explode

The penguin is one bird that cannot fly. Most birds can fly though. Also, some birds have air pockets in their hollow bones so it can fly. Did you know that birds are warm blooded. That means that their body temperature stays the same. Birds have no teeth. What they do have is called a gizzard. I bet you are wondering what a gizzard is. When you see a bird eat a pebble that goes into their gizzard. The pebble rips up the food so he can digest it more efficiently. Birds are vertebrates. That simply means that birds have a backbone. Also birds have three different kinds of feathers. They have down feathers, contour feathers, and flight feathers. I guess birds have some similarities and differences. The bird I think is cool is the yellow belly penguin. The yellow belly penguin has a average weight of 5.5 kilograms. The average length around it is 70 centimeters. They are substantially bigger than rockhoppers. Females are smaller than males but, have similar plumage.

yellow belly penguins have many predators. One of their predators is the sea lion. The sea lion waits in the water until its dinner comes. When the penguins are in the water the sea lion is in hot pursuit. The penguins dive deeper into the water because it is darker. When the penguins think they lost him the they swim fast to the surface and pop out of the water. Then they land safely on the icy ground.

Yellow belly penguins eat a variety of things. Let me tell you some. One thing that the yellow belly penguin eats is squid. In fact, that is its favorite food. A chicks average meal size is 200 grams. They also eat fish and crustaceans. Aren't yellow belly penguins an interesting animal . I hope you liked my bird report about the yellow belly penguin.

Penguins are birds, they lay eggs, is your question haw long are the eggs retained?

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Penguins dont have a nest, they develope 1 egg, And they carry it around with them in between their legs. When the mother goes to feed, The father takes over and put the legs in between its legs.

Gnats lay eggs.

I'm guessing leapoard seals and orcas, like most penguins. rock hoppers are cannibles

They can grow up to be 17 inches tall

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The most tiniest penguin would be the fairy penguin

Pengiuns don't have a shelter for their home, they just pick an open spot on the ice to play in and huddle together in the winter. For more info on pengiums, could could get a movie called march of the pengiuns that tells you everything about them. For my family, its actually a good and education family movie.

you penguin won't die, if u can't get in that means u are ban.

There are around 12 million pairs of macaroni penguins in the world.

Penguin chicks haven't yet gotten the waterproof outer layer of feathers that adult penguins have. If a penguin chick went into the water, they would get wet and cold.