Penguins lay eggs. Most penguin chicks have fluffy feathers. Penguins live in large groups called colonies or rookery. Penguins use their wings like paddles for swimming. Penguins do not live at the North Pole.
All penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere.
Some live in Antarctica, Coast of South America, South Africa, Galapagos, Southern Australia and New Zealand. Penguins forage in the ocean for their food, which may be fish, squid, or shrimp-like krill. Most penguins can swim about 15 miles per hour. Penguins keep warm with insulating layers consisting of tightly packed feathers, air, skin, and blubber. Penguins hold their feathers tightly against their bodies to keep warm and fluff them out away from their bodies to cool off.