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Welcome to penguins!
You will learn about penguins and their habitat. Enjoy the experience!
![dive.jpg](images/dive.jpg)
Penguin's Food
Penguins eat krill, squids, and fishes. Penguins are carnivores.
![penguin food](images/penguin_food.png)
Penguin's Anatomy
Since a penguin is a bird, it shares the same body parts: a head with two eyes, two ears and a bill (beak), two wings (called flippers), two legs and a billion small feathers.
![penguin_anatomy](images/penguin_anatomy.jpg)
Baby Penguins!
![babychick.jpg](images/babychick.jpg)
-Baby penguins look fluffy because they haven’t grown their second, sleeker layer of feathers.
-Baby Penguins are called Chicks. Baby penguins look fluffy because they haven’t grown their second, sleeker layer of feathers.
-Baby penguin chicks will use their beaks to break through the shell once they are ready to hatch. Normally a penguin chick will stay with its parents for around six months, gradually learning how to look after itself.
Penguin Habitat
![penguin habitat](images/Iceberg.jpg)
Penguin habitats include oceans and coasts. They generally live on islands and remote continental regions with few land predators, where their inability to fly is not a disadvantage to their survival.