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Well, going onto the topic of Global Temperature Change, we humans have a large number for our CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) emissions. And those emissions then cause the "greenhouse effect" which is good in some sense since it prevents us from freezing to death by keeping it warm enough.
THEN, warmer climate in bizarre areas, like where the penguins live, causes ice to melt. Penguins can't swim forever. For that I'm pretty darn sure. (Esp. w/ the mating season, the egg might sink. But, then again I don't know the density of an average penguin egg. XD)
THEREFORE, the whole main point is that we are destroying penguin habitats (Well, natural ones that is).
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What else can I help you with?
Can a penguin run faster than a human?
No, penguins cannot run faster than humans. Penguins are adapted for swimming and are better suited for moving through water rather than on land. Their short legs and waddling gait make them slower runners compared to humans.
How can humans help penguins?
Humans can help penguins by supporting conservation efforts, reducing pollution and plastic waste that can harm penguin habitats, promoting sustainable fishing practices to protect the penguin's food sources, and advocating for the creation of marine protected areas to preserve penguin colonies.
How have humans impacted the wallaroo?
Humans have impacted on wallaroos in a number of ways.habitat loss through clearing bushland, and creating new housing developmentsthe introduction of invasive plants and animals impacts greatly on the wallaby's habitatdanger from cars - wallaroos, like other members of the kangaroo family,are active at night, and are frequently hit by vehicles between dusk and dawn
Why did the Waitaha penguin become extinct?
The Waitaha penguin became extinct primarily due to a combination of habitat destruction and predation by introduced species. Human activities, such as hunting and the introduction of animals like dogs and rats, significantly impacted their populations. Additionally, changes in the environment and climate may have contributed to the decline of their food sources. Ultimately, these factors led to the extinction of the Waitaha penguin by the late 19th century.
How many chromosomes does an emperor penguin cell?
An emperor penguin has 92 chromosomes in each cell, which is a much higher number compared to humans that have 46 chromosomes. These chromosomes store genetic information and are crucial for biological processes.
How do humans impacted puppies?
when they care and nurture for them.
How have humans impacted chipmunks environment?
By not hurting them
What impacted do bacteria have on humans?
They can give you diseases
How has rock formations impacted humans?
By being hard
What biomes are impacted the most by humans?
temperate deciduous forests
How do humans impacted water cycle?
Humans adversely affects water cycle. They do deforestation and pollute the environment.
Is a penguin a food source?
Yes a Penguin is a food source but humans don't really eat Penguin we can but we don't. The penguin is eaten by the killer whale and the leopard seal.
How have humans impacted on cheetas?
really scared even want to kill them
Which is not a way humans have directly impacted coral reefs?
ion knoww
How has human activity negatively impacted the state of Delaware?
humans have affected water by trowing trash in the oceans.
Can you help me to become a french penguin?
No, humans can not turn into penguins.
Goats were one of the first animals to be domesticated by humans. How were early humans' lives impacted by the domestication of goats?
they had a new source of food
