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The Proud Penguin: A Celebration of Nature's Unique Bird

Dive into the fascinating world of penguins with "The Proud Penguin" by J.D. Allsup. Explore their cruising characteristics, expanded environment in Antarctica, fabulous food choices, family dynamics, predators, protection, and fantastic facts - including the surprising revelation that penguins are flightless birds. Discover why only 17 species of penguins remain and how global warming, dogs, leopard seals, oil spills, and fishing gear threaten their existence. This insightful book sheds light on the challenges faced by these incredible creatures and the importance of conservation efforts.

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The Proud Penguin: A Celebration of Nature's Unique Bird

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  1. The Proud Penguin BY: J.D. Allsup

  2. CRUISING CHARACTORISTICS • Color • Unique Feet • Body Type

  3. EXPANDED ENVIORMENT • Antarctica Edges • Southern Hemisphere • Waters

  4. FABULOUS FOOD • Fish • Carnivores • Krill

  5. MORE to the FAMILY • Laying Eggs • Hatching • Life Span

  6. PENGUINS PREDATORS • Global Warming • Dogs, and Leopard Seals • Oil Spills, and Fishing Gear

  7. PENGUIN PROTECTION • Keeping Penguins • NSW • Dogs

  8. FANTASTIC FACTS Did you know that… • There are only 17 species of penguins left in the entire world? • Penguins are the only birds in the world that can’t fly. The reason I chose the PENGUIN as my endangered animal project is because I wanted to know if they live in places other than Antarctica. I also wanted to know what types of fish they eat. Before I did this project I was wondering why penguins are endangered.

  9. REFERENCES Internet Sites Tramline.com/tours Animaldiversity.ummz www.wildsanctiuary.com/penguin.html Books PENGUINS Rourke Enterprises

  10. ABOUT THE AUTHOR 5/1/06 By: J.D.

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