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Penguins
Penguins live primarily in Antarctica, but can also be found in cold coastal areas of South America, New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa. There are seventeen species of Penguins, and seven are found only in Antarctica.
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That depends on how fly is interpreted. He can fly like a rocket but only in small bursts. He can go up stairs. He can negotiate sand. And he can get wet and endure the cold. R2-D2 can hover for short periods of time but not fly.
Why do penguins stands with its back facing the sun?
Normally penguins have black colour skin at their back. In science black asorbs light very well. So penguins face their back to the sun which is black colour. As a result it asorbs light from the sun and keeps it warm.
What is a fear of macaroni called?
It's called an anxiety disorder. (I don't believe that this fear has a universally recognized specific name, but we could invent one if it would make you feel better; how about Pastaphobia? Hollowpastaphobia?)
What are the salient features of financial services?
intangibility
inseparable
heterogeneity
perishability
fiduciary responsibility
Why are penguins a popular feature in aquariums and zoo?
Actually it is really hard to find Penguins because they require a very particular tempature. so they can die easily.
some other reasons are...
they are birds that cannot fly
they live in artic areas, most birds have to fly South for Winter.
they LOVE water and spend alot of time in the water without breathing.
-Maria Lenway
Theydon't attack anything, they escape from Killer Whales and Walruses. When hunting for fish, they dive down and grab the the fish with its beak. if unsuccessful they try until they can.
These are called isabelline penguins, and approximately 1 in 50,000 penguins are born brown. It's different from albinism. These penguins live shorter lives than black penguins, as they are not well-camouflaged and are often passed over as mates.
What percentage of penguin survive?
While studying animals, it is important to know the survival rate of the animal being studied. Penguins have a survival rate of 95.1%.
Does a penguin have an endoskeleton or an exoskeleton?
Penguins have endoskeletons, their skeletons are on the inside.
Why do penguin have heavy and solid bones?
As opposed to other birds, penguins don't need light bones to be able to fly. On the contrary, penguins need to be fairly dense and solid to be able to dive well, and not simply bob like corks to the surface.
Is lala the penguin still alive?
Unfortunately, no :(
I searched for Lala the penguin (ペンギン ララちゃん) on Google Japan and according to what I read from the search, it passed away quite a while ago :(
a penguin can go up to the speed of 113kms depending on if it is sliding or wailking ect ect
Why do penguins live in flocks sticking to each other?
Safety in numbers ! Many eyes watching out for predators - is much safer for everyone, than a single bird on its pwn.
Why penguin live in flocks sticking close to each other?
Safety in numbers ! Many eyes watching out for predators - is much safer for everyone, than a single bird on its pwn.
How many hearts does a penguin have?
they have 17 hearts, 4 livers and 3 brains come on guys you should know this!!! they are very smart but to fat to fly
Why do penguins keep their eggs on their feet?
penguins keep their eggs on their feet to keep the egg warm.if its not on their feet it might die.
