Penguins
Penguins are flightless marine birds predominantly found in the Southern
Hemisphere. Their size and shape may vary but they all have black bodies
and white bellies. There are around 18 species of penguins that range from
14 to 45 inches long and 2 to 90 pounds.
- Emperor Penguin
- King Penguin
- Galapagos Penguin
- Chinstrap Penguin
- Adelie Penguin
Fun Facts
- Penguins feed on krill, squid, fish, and crabs
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During extremely cold weather or winter storms, penguins huddle in
colonies to protect each other from the cold, wind, and predators
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Penguin populations are vulnerable to changes in temperatures and
climate change
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Most penguins only lay 1-2 eggs at a time
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Penguins’ flippers allow them to move at a high speed in the water
