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All About Penguins

Number of penguin species
The smallest penguin
A penguins Habitat
Penguin breath holding time
Penguin, eggs and babies
Surviving in cold climates
Fun facts

Number of Penguin Species

• There are seventeen types of penguins.

• The biggest one is the emperor penguin.

The Smallest Penguin

A Penguins Habitat

• Penguins live in the southern half of the world.

• Some live far south of Antarctica.

• Some penguins dig holes in the ice, but emperor penguins can’t do that instead they stay on ice.

Penguin Breath Holding Time

• Penguins can hold their breath for 5-20 mins.

• Emperor penguins can hold their breath for over 27 minutes

Surviving In Cold Climates

• Most penguins love the cold, and their bodies have evolved over time to survive in a freezing climate.

• However, if a penguin is weak, injured, fatigued or hungry, it can struggle in really cold temperatures.

• Many penguins spend the winter fishing at sea without coming back to land at all; it is often warmer in the sea.

Fun Facts

• The Anthropornis penguin lived 40 million years ago; it weighs about 200 pounds.

• Penguins can use their sense of smell to find its mate and chicks.

• Penguins can leap from water to ice.

• The coldest recorded temp in Antarctica recorded is -128.8 F.

• There are no penguins in the North Pole.

About The Author

I am a second-grade author from Wayne PA. I love writing stories that are fictional and creative. Some of my favorite books are mysteries and graphic novels. I was inspired to write this book because I was interested in the topic and wanted to learn more. One fun fact about me is that I rode a horse once. I hope you enjoy reading my book as much as I enjoyed writing it!

I would like to dedicate this book to my mom and dad

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