INTRODUCTION:
Penguins
are birds. There are "birds", but are definitely birds because they
have feathers. Perhaps more surprising to some people is that despite spending
the most time in the water and cannot fly through the air like many other
birds, they are birds of flight.
Some
species of penguins are kept most of the time swimming in the ocean far from
land, which creates some difficulty for us to see them. Fortunately, during the
breeding season come ashore to nest and raise their young. After the nesting
and return to the sea shortly after returning to earth again, or a floating ice
floe for a couple of weeks to molt their feathers. It is during these breaks
out of the water when we can see well.
