Power Point by Stephen
Introdution
 Speedy little blurs flying throgh the water they are penguins
but penguins don’t fly they waddle and when babys are born
the mother feeds them out of there mouth penguins are like
torpedos in water
 Penguins don’t fly but they do through water
Table of contents
. Introdution
.what penguins look like
 Penguin species
 Penguins lifespan
 Penguins habitat
 The climate
 What penguins eat
 What are penguins enemies
 Penguins behavior
 Penguins babies (reproduction)
 Penguins physical adaptations
 Behavioral adaptations
 Physiological adaptations
 Other interesting about penguins
What penguins look like
 Black back and white front
 Long, sharp beak
 Tiny black eyes with white all around it
 small animals
 Two wings, but can’t fly
 Very short tail
 No ears but can hear
 No strong bones
 Small beak
Penguin
Species
 There are 18 types of penguin species
 Emperor penguins are the biggest of them all
Penguins Lifespan
(How long it lives)!!!!!!
 Penguins live until they have no food left to
eat
 Or they suffer from pollution and get sick
and die from different kinds of chemicals
Habitat and Climate
 All penguins live south of the equator
 Also a rookery can include thousands of penguins
 One of the coldest placecs on earth is…Antarctica
 Emperor penguins enjoy their life on the ice.
What Penguins Eat
 Penguin’s love to eat fish,squid,and
krill
 Their a little carnivore
 They get their food by diving deep
into the ocean
What
Eats
Penguins
 In the water their predator’s are killer whales and leopard
seal’s (their greatest threat)
 On land their predator’s are large birds
How Penguins Behave
 When they travel far they use their tummies and wings
to save energy and propel like a sled
Penguin Babies
 Baby penguins will maybe take up to 3 days to brake
out of their shell/egg
 It may take 10-45 days to walk after they hatch
Physical Adaptations
 Penguins have feathers that keep them warm in cold
water
 Their black and white feathers work like camouflage in
the water to predators… here’s how it works
 When predators are looking from below or from above
they use their feather’s to blend in with the water
 But on land it’s hard for that to work
Behavioral Adaptations
 When a penguin get’s too hot it fluffs up it’s feathers to
cool off
 dad Penguins keep their egg’s warm by sitting on
them while the mother goes fishing
 Because their so cold penguins huddle together to
create heat and keep warm
Physiological Adaptations
 Penguins can swim underwater for 25 miunits and 40
3km per hr
 Penguins have a stream lined body with webbed feet in
the water their webbed feet help them swim like a speed
machine
 Penguins all use their short stiff tail wings to act like a
propeller and help them swim
Fun fact’s
 All penguins use their beak to peck at stuff sometimes for
work sometimes for fun
 But some penguin species(bare patches create
windows)around their eyes to help them see better
 Most birds have hollow bones but penguins don’t so they
can’t fly but they can waddle