Are penquins native in the northern hemisphere ?
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If you are being painfully precise then
YES,
as penguins exist in the Galapagos Islands, some of which are JUST in the Northern Hemishpere.
..The Galapagos Penguin (Spheniscus mendiculus) is the most northerly occurring of all the penguins. Endemic to the islands at approximately 14 inches in height it is smaller and more duck-like than its southern cousins of the Antarctic. Adult penguins have a bluish-black head, back and flippers when new. Older worn feathers, dull to a brown color. Their underside is white with the exception of a black line along the side and scatter feathers on the chest.
They were brought to the Galapagos by the Humboldt Current, which brings cold waters and nutrients north from Antarctica.
The Galapagos Penguins live in colonies feeding on small fish caught while swimming underwater
no
that's why people from their have a funny walk
No. That's where the joke "why don't polar bears eat penguins?" originates from. The correct, albeit unfunny answer to that would be "because they live in different hemispheres", the 'funny' one is "because they can't get the wrappers off".
No, the furthest north penguins are found (apart from zoos) is South Africa.
ofcourse not.
No. All 17 species live in the Southern Hemisphere.
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no , i bought one in a sweet shop in capetown !
No
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