Penguins

yes, they first molt at 5 months old to shed their down feathers and repeatedly do to replace summer and winter feathers

A good name for a penguin is Bubba. Cause they have Blubba.

The same reason why we walk. To get from one place to another.

Penguins necessarily waddle, as they have short legs , and little flexibility at where their waist would be, They can sort of " run " by waddling faster , and a little hop now and then. When escaping, they will bellyflop on snow or ice to toboggan into the water.

Yes, "The Penguins of Madagascar" is a Nickelodeon's animated series based on the four beloved penguin brothers. They all are.

Not many people know this but people have figured that they come from a puddle in China Town.

There are no penguins in Canada. Penguins live in the southern hemisphere. You can find some in zoos or in the Bio-dome in Montreal.

They survive because their bodies, produce a chemical that filters the water that they drink

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They don't. You cannot "filter" dissolved salt from water, but you can use osmosis, as do the penguins and other marine animals.

while the female emperor penguins are hunting at the sea, the males look after the egg that was previosly produced by the female. the males huddle together and since the middle of the huddle is so warm, each and every male gets a turn in the middle of the huddle. they keep moving so that none of the males are left out into the cold to die.

Penguins have webbed feet for powerful swimming. Their bodies are streamlined to reduce drag in water. Their wings, shaped like flippers, also help them "fly" underwater at speeds up to 15 mph.

April 25, 1989- The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Philadelphia Flyers, 10-7, in a classic game best remembered for Mario Lemieux's historic 8 points, including 5 goals. Earlier that season, on New Year's Eve of '88, Lemieux recorded his first-ever 5-goal game in a win over New Jersey, scoring the classic "five goals in five different ways."

they can hold their breath and use it for something else

if they live somwhere very cold probly the same ans any time of season sice like the artic the weather doesn't change dramaticly

yes they do, but they have an oil under their feathers which keeps them warm and also blubber (fat) which also keeps them warm.

penguins streamlined body shape allows them to move quickly through water.

Penguins move much faster in water than they do on land.

Their speed depends on the exact species of penguin. Most penguins swim about 4 to 7 miles per hour. Though some species can reach over 20 miles per hour.

Because of their fur and they are used to the cold weather!

On May 19, 2017, the Penguins beat the Senators by a score of 3 to 2.

Probably not since a majority of their predators live in the water.

While in general it is safe to say that penguins live in cold climates, it is more accurate to say that penguins live in climates that have ready access to cold currents in the ocean. If you take the example of the penguins that live in South Africa, a climate hardly meriting the term "cold," you will see that a penguin can be quite happy in a warmer climate.

But why the need for a cold ocean current nearby? Simple. Food. While we associate warmth on land with fertile growth of plants and thus animals, in the ocean the reverse is also true. The colder currents carry a vast amount of plankton which in turn feed the fish that are the staple diet of the penguin. Many animals such as sea lions, sharks and such have been seen and sometimes live in warm "climates" i.e. in areas that we associate with warmth on land, like San Francisco. But if you have been in the Bay, even in the summer, you notice how cold the water can get, which explains the sea lion's existence there. So penguins would in theory live off the coast of Equatorial Africa, were there currents cold enough to support the types of fish that it requires to survive. Truth is, there is a species that lives off the Galapagos Islands, an island group very near the equator, but very close to a cold current that keeps the local penguin population flush with fish.

80% they also dont drink water they eat snow

there are over 47 different species of penguins in the world

peguins are aliens so they can do things other birds cant like walk across ice with out falling in.also a few scientist has proven that theses birds can fly but only when they are in the dark.

They don't slide on there bellies.

if it is jumping out of water to breath then it is called perpoising

1. swim
2. slide on bellies
3. catch fish
4. sleep