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The animal chosen is penguins:
- Penguins are birds, not mammals.
- They are acquatic animals, but they also live in land.
- Despite being birds, they cannot fly.
- They mostly live in Antarctica.
- One Penguin species lives north of the Equator, in the Galapagos Islands.
- Their diet is based on small fish, squids, and krill.
- Their wings are useless for air, but are extraordinary on water. This makes penguins very fast swimmers.
- Penguins have feathers to keep warm.
- Penguins look similar to the Great Auk, an extinct animal who lived in the Northern Hemisphere.
- One of the places with most penguins is the French island of Ile Aux Cochons, with a population of around 200,000 penguins.
- Their geological origin is in the Paleogene.
- Some of the countries with the largest penguin populations are: Chile, Argentina, Angola, Australia, and New Zealand.
- The largest penguin species is the Emperor Penguin.
- The shortest penguin species is the Little Blue Penguin.
- There are 18 species of penguins in total.
- The animal most closely related to the penguin is the albatross.
- Penguins actually slid on their belly through the snow for fast transportation.
- There was a unique penguin species in New Zealand, but it was driven to exctinction by the local populations.
- The penguin body is able to absorb sea water because it filters the salt out of it.
- Penguins fast when they lay eggs.