Brandon Merrill

 All birds come from eggs. The mother birds lays the eggs, and then mothers birds or the father birds sits on the eggs until it is time for them to hatch. The Penguins each baby birds pecks and hits the shell of its eggs with its beak until the shell breaks open. The baby birds cannot fly or get food.

Its needs its parents to bring it food and keep it warm. When a parent bird sits on the nest, the baby bird snuggles, or presses, into the parent’s belly. The parents preen their own feathers. Then they also brush the baby bird is soft feather. This help keeps the baby birds warm.

The penguin father is bigger and fatter than the mama. Penguins after three days the mama penguins come to the end of the ice.

Penguins are birds. The study of Penguin is in Biology . They have flipper is instead of wings. They swim rather than fly. Some penguin lives in Antarctica, where the land and much of the water around it’s frozen. Penguins do not have nest, so a penguin parent cuddle, or hug, the egg or the chick to keep it warm.

A fierce wind howls. It whips snow across the ice. Here, female emperor penguins have just laid an egg. It is the eggs she will lay this year

Most birds build nests for their eggs. Penguins are a group of aquatic flightless birds. They live almost exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere: only one species, the Gallegos penguin, is found north of the Equator.

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Penguin Father .

Egg Of The Penguins .

Penguin’s call

Penguin Father .

The penguin father is bigger and fatter than the mama. He can live longer without food. So the father penguin stays with the egg while the mama travels to the ocean to find food.

The two parents sing together before the mama penguin leaves. Along with numerous other penguins, the mama penguin leaves the rookery, where she laid her egg. She laid her egg. The mama walks or slides on her belly. This is called tobogganing. She uses her and webbed feet to push herself forward over ice and snow.

Because it’s time-out in Antarctica, water near the reinforcement is inaugurated for numerous long hauls. After three days the mama penguins comes to the end of the ice. She dives into the water to hunt for fish, squid and bitty shrimp like beasts called krill.

Back at the rookery, the penguin fathers from a group called a huddle. They stand close together for warmth. Each keeps his own egg warm.

For two months the penguin father always keeps his egg on his bases. When he walks, he shuffles his bases so the egg doesn’t roll down. He has no food to eat, but the fat no food to eat, but the fat on his body keeps him alive.

Egg Of The Penguins .

Eventually he feels the juvenile move inside the egg. The chick pecks and pecks. In about three days the egg cracks open.

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The chick is wet. But soon his soft feather, called down, dry and come airy and slate. The father of penguin still keeps the chick warm in the family patch. Occasionally the squirt pokes his head out. But while he’s so little, penguin must stay covered. And he must stay on his father’s bases. else the cold wave would kill him.

Penguin father addresses to the sprats in his trumpet voice. The juvenile answers with a whistle.

The penguin father’s trumpet call echoes across the ice. The penguin mama is on her way back to the rookery, but she can’t hear him. She’s still too far away. However, the chick will die, If the mama doesn’t come back soon with food.

Penguin’s call

Two days pass before the mama can hear the father penguin’s call.

At last the mama arrives at the rookery. She cuddles close to the chick and trumpets to him. He hisses back. With her beak she skirmishes his soft gray down.

The mama of penguin swallowed multiple fish before she left the ocean. She brings some of this food back over from her stomach and feeds her sprats.

He stays on her bases and snuggles into her posterity patch. The father is veritably empty, so he travels to open water. There he dives to hunt for food. Weeks latterly the father returns with further food for the juvenile.

Each day the parents preen, or encounter, the juvenile’s downy fleece with their beaks. This keeps the down ethereal and keeps the juvenile warm.

As the chick gets bigger, he and the other sprats no longer need to stay on their parents’ bases. Rather they stay together to keep warm.

Penguins group of sprats is called a crèche, or a nursery. The juvenile now spends supreme of his time previously. But he still rushes to his mama or father to be fed when either one comes back from the ocean.