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2 King Penguins Rockhopper Penguins Macaroni Penguins Adelie Penguins Emperor Penguins Choose which type of penguins that you would like to learn more about.

3 Reports by: AJ Ivory Jordan

4 Reports by: Brittany DJ Elizabeth Jack

5 Reports By DrenaDestinySara

6 Reports By: MichealMicheal PatrickPatrick Jenna

7 Reports By: Deja Asa Kaitlyn

8 By.Jordan P. King penguins have a unique breeding cycle. King penguins breed in large colonies. Back to King Penguin Page

9 By:Destiny D. The behavior of the Macaroni penguin is wild, normal behavior. The Macaroni penguin has water proof feathers. The Macaroni penguin weighs 5.5kg. Back to Macaroni Penguin Page

10 Macaroni Penguin By: Drena D. TheMacaroniPenguins live in Antarctica. They have yellow and black plumes on the top of the head!!! Back to Macaroni Penguin Page

11 King Penguin By Ivory W. The king penguin eats fish. Also the king penguin chick hatches in 54 days. Back to King Penguin Page

12 Emperor penguins lay there eggs in May. They also eat fish and squid. Back to Emperor Penguin Page

13 The Adelie penguin is 75cm and the weight is 3 to 6.5 kg. The penguin is tall. Each eye is encircled by a thin white ring. Adelie penguins breed during the Antarctic summer from December to February. Back to Adelie Penguin Page

14 Adelie penguin live on the Antarctic Continent. Adelie penguin have a long tail and has white belly. They are black all over. Back to Adelia Penguin Page

15 The Rockhopper penguin eat fish. They lay their eggs in October. The eggs hatch in six month. By Asa T. Back to Rockhopper Penguin Page

16 The Emperor penguins hatch in about three months. Also the biggest penguin is four foot tall. Back to Emperor Penguin Page

17 By Sara W. The Macaroni penguins eat squid and fish. The Macaroni penguin lays the eggs in January. Back to Macaroni Penguin Page

18 Rockhopper Penguin lives in New Zealand. The penguin has red eyes. He is black and white. He is really fat. The Rockhopper Penguin eats krill. The penguin is black and white. By: Deja T. Back to Rockhopper Penguin Page

19 Aubrey Jamal C. King penguins live in the Antarctic island. They have blue and black backs with white bellies. Golden swish outlined in bold black on sides of their head. They are almost three feet tall. Back to King Penguin Page

20 By Brittany Lynn WillifordBy Brittany Lynn Williford Brittany Lynn W. The Emperor penguins live in Antarctica. They have orange patches. The penguins like to eat fish and shark. The Emperor penguins start to lay eggs in May and April. The Emperor penguins eggs will start to hatch in about two months. Back to Emperor Penguin Page

21 I learned that penguins were interesting. Penguins are funny walkers. I chose the Adelie Penguins. They live in Antarctica. They have black and white fur. They also have big brown eyes. The penguin eat small silver fish. They lay eggs early in the season. By Michael A. and Mrs. Davis’s class. Back to Adelie Penguin Page

22 The Rockhopper lives in Antarctic. It looks like it has a red beak. It is black with a white tummy. The penguin eats fish and squid. It takes ten days to lay eggs. They live in the Antarctic oceans. The Rockhoppers breed in colonies on rocky coasts. They often climb very steep rocks to breed under the overhangs or in caves. Back to Rockhopper Penguin Page

23 The Emperor penguins lives in Antarctica. They have furry bodies. They have black and white furry bodies. Back to Emperor Penguin Page


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