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Penguins are flightless birds that live in the southern hemisphere and spend most of their time in the water. There are 17 species of penguins that vary in size, with emperor penguins being the largest and little blue penguins being the smallest. Penguins have adaptations for swimming including wings that are flippers and webbed feet.
Penguins are flightless birds that live in the southern hemisphere and spend most of their time in the water. There are 17 species of penguins that vary in size, with emperor penguins being the largest and little blue penguins being the smallest. Penguins have adaptations for swimming including wings that are flippers and webbed feet.
Penguins are flightless birds that live in the southern hemisphere and spend most of their time in the water. There are 17 species of penguins that vary in size, with emperor penguins being the largest and little blue penguins being the smallest. Penguins have adaptations for swimming including wings that are flippers and webbed feet.
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swim belly and a darker color on their very well and spend back, most which helps camouflage them when of their lives in the they sea. are in the water Some species spend Penguins have more feathers as than most much as 75% of their other birds - about 70 feathers lives every 5 in the water. square cm. They produce oil from a However, they gland lay their eggs and near the tail, and they use this to raise their chicks on land. coat There are 17 species of penguins. their feathers to keep them The Emperor Penguin is the tallest of waterproof. all penguin species, reaching as tall as When traveling on ice, Antarctic 120 cm (47 in) in height. Little Blue penguins often "toboggan" on their Penguins are the smallest type of bellies. penguin, averaging around 33 cm (13 They use their flippers and feet to in) in height. King Penguins are the slide second largest penguin specie. their bodies forward along the ice. Most penguins live in the Southern Some penguins have crests on Hemisphere. Many live at the South their Pole on Antarctica. Large penguin heads as well as red bills and eyes. populations can be found in countries Penguins eat a range of fish, krill, such as New Zealand, Australia, Chile, shrimp, and squid. Penguins can Argentina, South Africa the Galapagos drink sea Islands. No penguins live at the North water. Pole. They are quite defenseless Penguins live about twenty years birds, so they usually live in remote in wild. places. All penguins have a big head and a http://www.penguins-world.com/penguin-information/ short, thick neck. Penguins are shaped like a torpedo with a short, wedge-shaped tail. Their wings have developed into flippers. They dive deep into the water and 'fly' underwater at a great speed Penguins are birds. of about 15 They live in water. miles per hour. Penguin legs are short2 There are 20 species1of penguins. a. 1 andBack strong. They have webbed feet Emperor Penguin is the tallest of all b. withBelly visible claws. the penguins. 2 c. Penguins Foot walk Penguins live at the North Pole. 3 3 with short steps or 4 hops, sometimes using their bills or They can “fly” underwater at a speed d. Flipper tails to assist themselves on steep of 15 m/h. e. Tail Penguins can walk. climbs. 5 f. Head They4 eat fish, krill, shrimp and squid. g. Beak 7 They live about 15 years. 6 6 5 KEY:
1. Penguins are birds. T
2. They live in water. F 3. There are 20 species of penguins. F 4. Emperor Penguin is the tallest of all the penguins. T 5. Penguins live at the North Pole. F 6. They can “fly” underwater at a speed of 15 m/h. T 7. Penguins can walk. T 8. They eat fish, krill, shrimp and squid. T 9. They live about 15 years. F
Name the parts of the body:
1. – f 2. – g 3. – a 4. – b 5. – d 6. – e 7. – c
What’s this? 1. – a head 2. – a beak 3. – an eye 4. – a neck 5. – a belly 6. – a back