Penguins

they are cold blooded

A Penguin.

I would probably say a Vulture of some kind of Eagle

the penguins usually eat fish or meet but sometimes if their are any fruits they

would eat them to.

It varies quite a bit from species to species - less than 100 gm up to about 350.

Polar bears live in the Arctic, mostly around Canada. Penguins live in the southern hemisphere (there are no northern ones) and they would usually come from Antarctica or Australia, New Zealand etc.

A adult Gentoo Penguin stands about two and a half feet tall (80cm), and weighs about 5kg.

Of course! They can also wear barets and summon unicorns.

3 to 4 feet tall!!

The Galapagos is the second smallest penguin species. This penguin is about 19 inches in length and weighs about 5 pounds. The smallest penguin is the blue penguin whose length is about 17 inches.

Penguins have a mating call and the males court the females with this call. When a female responds to the call the male finds her and mating takes place. If this is love, then, yes they fall in love.

Yes it is. Duck preen glands are very large which makes their feathers waterproof

They are both animals that are in the category of mammals, just like us human beings

I'm pretty sure it's warm-blooded, because birds and mammals are the only two vertebrates that are warm-blooded.

The penguin originated in Antarctica, then, as time went on they spread out to the Galapagos Islands, islands in the Atlantic Ocean, New Zealand, Australia, island on the Indian Ocean, and South America.

A bird creates lift by flapping its wings Aircraft move by the air moving over the wings (where as birds move by moving their wings around the air)

Penguins use their lungs to breath.

The current status of this penguin is endangered, with an estimated population of 4,000. It is considered one of the world's rarest penguin species. The main threats include habitat degradation and introduced predators A reserve protecting more than 10% of the mainland population was established at Long Point in the Catlins in November 2007 by the Department of Conservation and the Yellow-eyed Penguin Trust. if an individual wanted to assist in conservation efforts, contacting the trust would be ideal.

A single egg is laid once a year during the Antarctic winter. The male incubates the egg while the female goes to sea to feed. The egg rests on the male's feet, keeping it off the ice, and is enveloped by a warming fold of skin.

they have hearing

many diffrent animals live with penguins but it has to be a penguin

No birds wear a tuxedo, but with their white fronts and black sides and backs, some kinds of penguins look like they're wearing tuxedos.

Penguin chicks and penguin eggs are preyed upon by other breeding animals. Antarctic skua, for example, with their hooked beaks and talons at the ends of their webbed feet, do take penguin chicks and penguin eggs to feed their young.

Adult penguins are not preyed upon by other animals on land, unless they are injured.