Adelie Penguins are the most minor of the penguins living on the Antarctica mainland. They are around 28 crawls (70 cm) tall and weigh around 8 to 9 lbs. (4 kilogram). Adelie penguins were named after the wife of a French traveler in the 1830s. These penguins home and breed on the rough, without ice sunny shores in expansive states of ten many fledglings. There are over 2.5 million reproducing combines living in the Antarctica area.
Adelie Penguins are known to shape extensive states, at times comprising of more than 200,000 sets of winged animals. They breed on rough coasts and islands where every mating combine develops a home made out of stones. In promptly November, the female lays two light-green eggs and the guardians take turns brooding the egg and scrounging for nourishment in the ocean.
Adelie Penguins need to shield their homes from different penguins who attempt to take stones, and different home manufacturing materials. They don't guzzle water yet consume snow. They have an organ in their nose that takes the salt out of the sea water that they swallow when finding fish and consuming fish while in the water.
Adelie Penguin
Adelie Penguin
Adelie Penguin
Adelie Penguin
Adelie Penguin
Adelie Penguin
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