2. Bird Orange/yellow beak or black Black feet Black back, wings, and head White breast feathers

3. Krill Fish Squid Crustaceans ( Rock crabs and shrimp )

4. At sea On ice Half of their life on sea and half on land Parts of Africa, Australia, and, South America

5. There are 17 different kinds of penguins Penguins can’t breathe underwater Wings morphed into flippers Torpedo-shaped bodies allow them to swim fast.

6. Babies must be kept warm in their parents broad patch Eggs may be white to bluish or greenish They lay eggs spring through summer They have 1 or 2 eggs per year They often mate every 50 days

7. Feet pressed tightly against tail to aid in steering. Under the skin there is a layer of blubber/fat that keeps them warm. Penguins have heavy solid bones that help them float lower in the water Penguins are the only birds who migrate by swimming

8. The World of Penguins, Gareth Stevens Publishing, 1988 World Book, 2004, P15, p.239 www.National Geographic\ Kids. Com www.gma.org\surfing\antartica\pen guins www.Kingpenguin.com

9. Yeah, Where’s my mama?