Nests are simple, usually made from stones and other debris washed in from the ocean. The male and female share responsibility for incubating the eggs and feeding chicks. To protect the young from predatory birds and the frigid environment, one parent will stay with the chick for its first three to four weeks. Meanwhile, the second parent will hunt in the ocean for food. When the chick is approximately a month old both parents will go hunting, leaving the chick with its peers in a so-called nursery.
Penguins feed on a variety of fish, squid, and krill.
Click here for the answer None. Polar bears live in the arctic - around the North pole, while Penguins live in the southern hemisphere.