Penguin Behavior and Characteristics

The video introduces penguins, highlighting their unique characteristics, such as being flightless birds with flippers for swimming. Penguins are warm-blooded, have beaks, feathers, and lay eggs. They are excellent swimmers and hunters, primarily eating fish, krill, and squid. Penguins face predators like sharks and seals. They inhabit the southern hemisphere, mainly Antarctica, but also parts of Africa, Australia, and South America. Penguins have black backs and white bellies, with adaptations for cold climates. Various species exist, each with distinct patterns. Penguins live in large colonies, aiding in protection and warmth. They form pairs for breeding, sharing egg incubation duties. Penguins are friendly and curious, often approaching humans.

What is the main character of the video introduced as?

• A penguin

• A dolphin

• An ostrich

• A zebra

Which feature do penguins have instead of wings?

• Flippers

• Claws

• Fins

• Paws

What is the primary diet of penguins?

• Nuts

• Insects

• Plants

• Fish

Where do most penguins live?

• North America

• Antarctica

• Europe

• Northern Hemisphere

What color are the backs and bellies of penguins?

• Green and yellow

• Brown and orange

• Black and white

• Blue and red

How do penguins move on ice?

• They crawl

• They slide on their stomachs

• They fly

• They swim

Which of the following is a species of penguin?

• Snowy Owl

• Rockhopper Penguin

• Bald Eagle

• Great Horned Owl

How do penguins protect themselves and their young?

• By living alone

• By living in large colonies

• By digging burrows

• By flying away

What do penguin parents do to keep their eggs warm?

• Leave them in the sun

• Sit on them in turns

• Bury them in the sand

• Cover them with leaves

How do penguins generally react to humans?

• They attack them

• They are curious and friendly

• They ignore them

• They are afraid