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Penguin
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a large black-and-white seabird that lives in the Antarctic, and can not fly but uses its wings for swimming
What is a "penguin"?
A penguin is a flightless bird that is primarily found in the Southern Hemisphere, particularly in Antarctica. It is known for its unique adaptations to life in the ocean and its iconic black and white plumage. Penguins have streamlined bodies and wings modified into flippers, enabling them to be exceptional swimmers. They primarily feed on fish and other marine organisms, diving to great depths in search of food. Penguins form large colonies for breeding, with some species exhibiting monogamous behavior and sharing parental responsibilities. They have a charming waddling walk on land and are highly adapted to cold environments, with dense feathers and a layer of fat for insulation.
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The penguin's black and white feathers provide camouflage in the water.
During their trip to the aquarium, they witnessed penguins diving gracefully in the water.
Penguins are birds that cannot fly but are excellent swimmers.
Sarah watched a documentary about penguins in Antarctica.
The little girl giggled as the penguin waddled on the ice.
