Penguins

This presentation is about penguins. It will include a wide range of facts such as what they eat, how they swim and what they do

when they have free time.

Contents

Click on the pictuires to find out more about penguins.

Penguins have adapted flippers to help them swim in the water, this also helps

them get from on place to another.

How they swim

Penguins live in places like the Antarctica, New Zealand, western coast of Africa and many more. No

penguins live at the North Pole.

Life on land & water

Penguins eat a range of fish and other sea life that they catch underwater, this is because there is nothing else to eat.

What they eat

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How they spend their time

Penguins spend around half their time in water and the

other half on land, due to the habitat they live in

Penguins can spend up to 75% of their lives in water. Their prey can be found in within 60 feet of the surface. They catch prey in their

beaks and swallow them whole as they swim.

Catching prey

Penguins ingest a lot of seawater while hunting for fish, but a gland behind their eyes the supraorbital gland filters out the saltwater

from their blood stream. They sneeze to get it out.

Sea water

This video is about a penguins life, on land and in the sea.. Click the picture

to find out more.

The life of a penguin

Types of penguins

Humboldt King Macaroni Little Mageilanic

Rockhopper

Royal Snares Adelie Yellow-eyed

African Chinstrap Emperor Erect-crested

Fiordland

This table shows what types of penguins there are and the different names they

have.

Types of penguin

These are the amount of penguins that live in these 3 countries.

Population of penguins.

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Population

Population

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