Publisher's Synopsis
If you've ever wondered how these adorable birds get around, you'll be pleased to know that they don't fly. Instead, they waddle on their legs and are not afraid of humans. They're also flightless, so they're easy to spot on the water. Kids often ask us about the various species, so here are some fun facts about penguins. You'll be glad you learned about these fascinating birds.The most common penguin species are the Macaroni penguin, Fairy penguin, and Emperor penguin. Other species of penguins include the Little Blue and Royal, and Chinstrap. If you're planning to visit a zoo, you'll want to learn about their habits and habitat. Children are always interested in the different colors and behaviors of different species, and these can be a fun way to teach them about them.Apart from being a fascinating animal, penguins are also very cute. Their short, thick legs help them glide over the water. Their wings were also evolved into flippers. And unlike most birds, penguins are extremely fast swimmers. They can swim as fast as 20 miles per hour! Even their bodies are insulated to keep the cold. This means that they can survive even in a harsh climate. They are also a good source of food.
