Penguins By Jericho Naig. What is your animal.  My animal is a penguin the penguin can swim fast and they very slaw but they can catch a fish very fast.

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Penguins By Jericho Naig

What is your animal.  My animal is a penguin the penguin can swim fast and they very slaw but they can catch a fish very fast they live in a very cold country like Canada

What is the name of your habitat  The penguins live in the south pole and it is very cold. They live in Canada they from humans country defenseless bird usually live on predator free island or on remote parts of. Some penguins like the emperor penguins live on pack ice in Antarctica.

Is your animal a carnivore. herbivore omnivore  Penguins eat meat what meat they eat they eat fish and I like fish too they swim in danger sea too and they can hunt by them self including baby penguin

Describe any adaptations that your animal has  Penguin are excellent swimmers and when they are hungry they want to eat a fish and they are excellent at catching a fish. Penguins have shiny water proof feathers that help keep their skin dry.

Other facts  Some penguins are different some have yellow eyes and when the penguins have an egg they stay to fathers feet and the mother will find a food for the baby penguins and they slid to there tummy to get faster

Is Your Animal Endangered?  Galapagos penguins are at risk of being extinct and endangered. Global warming is causing temperature to increase and melt the penguins home. Humans are disturbing their nesting ground making it hard for baby penguins to be born.