Penguins

No because the emperor penguin is strong it can use his magical powers.

Baby penguins are so fluffy because since they are new borns,they need the extra fur until they get older and can stand the coldness along with there families :)

Kermit from sesame street.

Bees will not survive a cold winter. They also need lots of flowering trees and crops to survive. I don't think they have bees in Greenland.

Yes. They feed in the water but the vast majority of their lives are spent on land.

Southern except for those that live in northern zoos

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Well hi they live n the southern hemisphere

fairy penguins tend to interact the best with humans. chinstraps are thought to be the most agressive.

it depends of the equator but its about very close like a mile away

Penguin evolution is rather complicated. However, here is what we know...

1. About 70 to 80 million years ago, the ancestors of penguins diverged from other birds.

2. About 62 million years ago (just 3 million years after the extinction of the dinosaurs), a flightless, loon-like penguin genus called Waimanu lived in New Zealand, was evolving wings that were adapted for swimming underwater.

3. Around 40 to 30 million years ago, there were many types of giant penguins, the tallest being 6 feet (this was Nordenskjoeld's Giant Penguin. They leave no descendants however, and they died out from competition with toothed whales (which includes modern dolphins and orcas).

That's as much as I know.

yes

The father penguin.

Yes they do, but it's not a trend. People have Penguins in Alaska as much as Americans have pet Tigers.

~Evony~

Yes, in Brookfield Zoo.

The white and black on a penguins body helps them to camouflage. for example if a shark is on top of a penguin all they will see is black as though it is the sea floor(which is dark if you didn't know!) but if a shark is under neath them all they will see is white so it will act as though it is the light from the surface

Yes penguins have to learn to swim because if they did not learn how to swim they could not go hunt for food and they would starve and/or drown

The World Wildlife Organization and Greenpeace.

swimming, belly flopping, eating, (normal things like running away from danger, staying alive, etc.)

Mumble the penguin in happy feet is an emperor penguin but he still looks like a baby but I dunno why

birdys
Once hatched, baby penguins are called chicks and as they mature, fledglings. Once they molt away their down and won't be sunk by that water-weight, they are simply called penguins. Any bird nomenclature is appropriate for penguins' life cycle..

Most people can comfortably walk 20 miles in a day - so in this case about six days.

Penguins do not build homes or a nest. They stay in the open and huddle together to keep warm. The outermost rotate inwards as the mass of penguins move to keep warm.

yes they do

Wear at least two pairs of socks, each layer of 'sock' traps warmth generated naturally by your feet and helps to keep them warm.

There are recorded instances of Emporer penguins diving up to 565m (1870ft) for durations lasting up to 22minutes. It is possible they can go deeper for longer, but as yet this has not been observed.

Baby Penguins come out with fur and feathers, as they grow older they shed the furry coat and feathers and get the sleek hide that you see on an average penguin.