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For an animal to be classified as a mammal, it must have mammary glands (milk-producing glands). That's where the name mammal comes from. Penguins do not have these, so cannot be mammals. They are birds.
Yes , Emperor penguins are a type of bird.
They can't fly penguins are different from birds because they spend 75% of thier time in the water. so they really don't need to fly, also scientist believe that because of the weather or harsh climate they never have enimies, 17% of the ti...
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no, auks, murres, and puffins can also swim, gulls can swim on the surface
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Penguins are birds = Les pingouins sont des oiseaux You could also say "Le pingouin est un oiseau" depending on context, for instance if you are talking of penguins in general.
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If you are about Penguins This statement is quiet correct, but if you were about Grammar, I can't say.
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Because the legs are placed farther back than in other birds.
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Why should they? do they see humans very often if ever? but I bet you give them time they will.
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No, they are flightless - they use their wings for swimming.
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Penguins are often portrait in animation movies, cartoons and photos that looks cute and adorable. Image via Wikipedia Penguins are often portrait in animation movies, cartoons and photos that looks cute and adorable. Penguins can swim in w...
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