Where do penguins live?

Question

Where do penguins live?

Answer 1

Look at this map. You can see where each species of penguin lives.

http://www.penguinworld.com/types/map.ph...

Answer 2

zoos.

Answer 3

Antarctica

Near south pole and cold seas

(not in northpole as Polar bears have captured the area

Just Joking!!!!!!!)

They are so cool due to living in the cold weather

Check out this site also

For more information

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penguins

Answer 4

Antarctica.

Answer 5

Antartica.

Answer 6

The Earth is divided in half by the equator. All 17 species of penguins live south of the equator. Penguins do not need to live on ice. They need to live near an ocean with cold water currents.

There is four species of penguins that live on the coasts of Antarctica.

The Earth is divided in half by the equator. All 17 species of penguins live south of the equator. Penguins do not need to live on ice. They need to live near an ocean with cold water currents.

There is four species of penguins that live on the coasts of Antarctica.

Penguins and other bird species (and some kinds of marine mammals--sea lions, for example) breed and raise their young in a place called a "rookery".

A group of birds are called a "flock" where as a group of penguins are called a "colony".

Answer 7

in their wrappers you muppet

haha

Answer 8

zoos, south pole, NOT the north pole, ect...

[where its cold! ☺]

Answer 9

Southern Hemisphere only.  Various species live in Antarctica, South America, Australia, and as far north as the Galapagos Islands.

Contrary to Coke ads, polar bears and penguins do not share any habitats- indeed they live a world apart.  Polar bears only in Arctic regions and penguins only south of the Equator.

Answer 10

In the southern hemisphere, especially in high latitudes.

They are not confined to the antarctic areas, although they are found in antarctica and nearby islands in greatest numbers.  They are also found in South America (Chile and Argentina) and New Zealand. One species (fairy penguine) is found in Australia as far north as Sydney.