Penguins usually live south of the equator and can only be seen in places that are inaccessible. Some penguins live in cold places, and some penguins live in tropical places. But penguins don’t really like hot weather, they only live happily in cold climates. So, in the icy ocean off the coast of Antarctica, the most penguins live there. The habitat of penguins varies by species and distribution: emperor penguins like to inhabit ice shelves and sea ice; Adelie penguins and golden penguins can be used on both sea ice and exposed rocks in ice-free areas. Life; penguins in the sub-Antarctic, most like to inhabit rocks on ice-free areas, and often use stones to build nests.
Penguins feed on marine zooplankton, mainly Antarctic krill, and sometimes prey on some brachiopods, squid and small fish. Penguins have a good appetite. Each penguin can eat an average of 0.75 kilograms of food a day, mainly Antarctic krill. Therefore, penguins play an important role as predators in the Southern Ocean food chain. Penguins prey on the Antarctic about 33.17 million tons of krill, accounting for 90% of the total consumption of Antarctic birds, equivalent to half of the whales prey on krill.
The penguin’s temperament is generous, generous and very cute. Although the penguin’s appearance is extraordinary, it seems a bit arrogant, even arrogant, but when people approach them, they do not want to escape, sometimes it seems that if nothing happens, sometimes it seems shy, answer, and sometimes look around, whispering. That kind of honest and stupid attitude is really ridiculous. Perhaps, they rarely see people, it is a kind of curiosity.
Penguins can swim in the water flexibly and easily, but this ability may offset their ability to fly.