Month: March 2022

But in the end, they all have something in common; they are Google algorithm updates called PANDA, PENGUIN and HUMMINGBIRD. I have asked myself several times why Google decided to call these algorithms these specific names; I am still debating on the reason behind it. Do you think pandas are cute? And just as with … Read more

However, some researchers now think that not only do aliens exist, but they they might be among us, and you may have even seen some at your local zoo. That’s because scientists have discovered evidence that penguins could actually be extraterrestrial beings. The experts learned that in the penguins poop are traces of a chemical … Read more

They can be found on the coasts of South America, as well as tiny, rocky islands far out at sea. The northernmost species, the Galápagos penguin, lives near the equator on the Galápagos Islands. A colony of Adélie penguins that nests near Cape Royds, Antarctica is the southernmost species. Another popular query is “What penguin … Read more

Believe it or not, the penguins actually groom their own feathers, and this is called oiling feathers. This oiling of stiff feathers makes them windproof that helps them during freezing snowstorms and high-speed cold winds. Oil also reduces friction in the water, which helps them to swim smoothly at a fast pace. All penguins frequently … Read more

Auks Auks are penguinlike seabirds found in the Northern Hemisphere. These birds spend most of their lives in the coastal waters north of 25°N latitude, coming ashore only to lay their eggs and raise their young. You might be asking “What is the difference between auk and Penguin?” They can fly underwater and also fly … Read more

The fat layer is also known as blubber which is quite thick and benefits the penguins in remaining warm in the thrilling circumstances. So, it proved that penguins have feathers. But there is no fur in the body of the penguins. Consult the Furry Book of Style for editing help. Penguins (order Sphenisciformes, family Spheniscidae) … Read more

Sure it’s mud as we know it, but it’s also a combination of penguin food and other bodily functions. This was further accentuated by the hundreds of filthy penguins everywhere. Instead of a white chest, most were brown with food they had been feeding to their chicks. How do penguins dive so deep? An Emperor … Read more

Their skeletons are much heavier than the skeletons of flying birds that are of the same size. This allows them to dive in easily without difficulties. Penguins cannot fly but they can jump over 3 meters, depending on their species. They wrap their bodies in a cloak of air bubbles that come from their feathers … Read more

Penguins don’t just look smart, they are highly intelligent, says study. Not just snappy dressers, penguins might be smarter than you think. Not just snappy dressers, penguins might be smarter than you think. Penguins are known for looking sharp. Another common query is “Are penguins smarter than other animals?”. One article argued that penguins can … Read more

A Penguins’ feathers are stiff and packed tightly together, this doesn’t allow for soaring in the air but it makes them excellent swimmers. This type of feather keeps the water out and makes a great streamlined surface, perfect for water sports! Even though they are flightless marine birds; they are efficient swimmers. Penguins swim with … Read more