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African Penguins Research Paper
African Penguins

The topic of my report is african penguins who are also known as black footed

penguins . I chose this topic because through out my life i have seen penguins only

in Antarctica which made me wander how can they survive on islands.

The main characteristics are that they are 26-27 inches in height and there

weight is 4-11 pounds. There back is colored black and there front is colored white

which has a black stripe. They have large black beak and feet. They sound like

donkeys when they communicate with each other. Another interesting

characteristics is they have pink glands above each eye and their average

swimming speed is 4-12 MPH.

The African Penguin are found in South Africa which is in


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