How does a penguin adapt to its surroundings?

Answer 1

Penguins have wings like flippers, to help them swim underwater. Air-filled, heavy bones, helps them swim through heavy water. They have feet, for walking on land, also layers of feathers, outside feather is short, stiff, it is waterproof, and the blubber layer for warmth. King Penguin do not build nests. They are social. Penguins also have a deep-diving ability.

Answer 2

Penguins have several adaptations to survive in their cold environments, including a layer of insulating feathers, a thick layer of blubber for warmth, and a counter-current heat exchange system to prevent heat loss through their feet. They also have streamlined bodies for efficient swimming and waterproof feathers to stay dry while swimming.