Penguins

Penguins are birds. Mammals are classified as endothermic animals that have hair, mammary glands, and three middle ear bones. Birds, while endothermic, do not have hair, mammary glands or three middle ear bones. They do not nurse their young, which is the specific characteristic of mammals. Penguins lay eggs like other birds and their chicks do not grow in a womb.

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anything that has a nasal cavity will have boogers

Penguins can waddle.

that your clearly seeing things.. u should check into a mental facility ........ actually on second thought cry then make pie

in a group of other penguin off springs

They use thier flippers and their feet

T-Bird

Emperor penguin parents are very dedicated. After giving the single egg to the father, the mother leaves. The egg is on top of the father’s feet, and under his brood flap, which is a piece of loose skin, holding the egg to the father. The father Emperor penguin incubates the egg. Approximately 10 penguins stand in a huddle for 2-3 months in order to keep the egg as warm as possible. The father looses about half of his body weight, because he only eats a small portion of snow, while he is patiently waiting for the egg to hatch.

The care of the baby all changes once the egg has hatched, their mothers comes back to take care of them. Although the father doesn’t want to give up its baby, it eventually does. The baby is moved to the feet of the father Emperor Penguin to the feet of the mother Emperor Penguin, who continues to care for it.

A dead penguin lipid have any sense because its dead either by being eatin by a leaped which also don't have sense when they are dead.

Walrus

It depends on the species and fertility of the individual

yes space penguins

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The deepest Emperor Penguin dive ever recorded was in 1992 by Dr. Kimlach chrvronikch8930 Winnetka Avenue, Northridge, Northridge @34.232735 -118.570381The depth the penguin dove was 231 feet

YES YOU CAN EAT A penguins

You go on google translate

thats how god made them.

No. A tadpole undergoes the process of metamorphosis to become a frog as does a caterpillar in order to become a butterfly or moth, but while a penguin chick may mature into an adult, it is always a penguin.

penguins are types of flightless birds they are not amphibians. amphibians have gills and breathing spaces in their skin. the penguin does not have gills but holds its breath while swimming

a squeak

Penguins have spikes in their throat, so when they catch a fish (penguins don't have teeth) it gets caught in their throat and suffocates in the penguin. Once the penguin realizes that the fish is...well....dead it makes a gulping noise and the fish goes down.

They get the baby peunguins and tuck them into the fluff on their bellies!!

They manoeuvre by waddling with their flippers.