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Question

Are there penguins that live in hot or warm temperature.

What are they called. Where can I see them. What is the warmest temperature they can be in?

Answer 1

Humboldt penguins are warm climate penguins, unlike their Antarctic relatives. Humboldt penguins inhabit areas with more temperate climates like Peru and Chile. Their diet in the wild consists of fish such as anchovies and pilchards. They eat a similar diet here at the Akron Zoo. Penguins are flightless birds, but they have amazing mobility in the water. Their flipper-like wings and solid bones help them &quot;fly&quot; in the ocean in search of food.



Humboldt penguins are also called Peruvian or Jackass penguins, due to where they are found (Peru) and the noise that they make (which sounds like a donkey). Breeding season for these birds is year round. Penguins nest in pairs on the shore in rock burrows or near foliage. They nest in guano, piles of accumulated bird droppings. The parents also will line the nest with pebbles, pieces of wood, and fish bones. Humboldt penguins lay two eggs, but typically only one survives.

http://www.akronzoo.org/learn/penguin.as...

Answer 2

Jackass penguins, Galapagos island penguins and a penguin that lives in South Africa, but I&#039;ve forgotten its name.

Answer 3

The galapagos penguin that obviously lives on the galapagos islands where its very close to the equator