following questions.
I am a penguin. I live in polar
covered by snow. My abdon
white. My skin is thick with a lo
fat underneath. My body is s
shaped. My wings are small. M
are webbed. We live in flocks.
(a) Why is my skin white and
and why is there a thick lo
fat underneath?
(b) Why do we live in flocks s
close to each other?
(c) Which geographical region
inhabit? Why?
(d) Which adaptations should yo
to enable you to live perm
in the polar region? Why?
Answers
Answer:
a) White and black skin in penguin:
The white and black skin is called counter shading. The main purpose is camouflage. When the prey view from top and bottom, sometimes the penguins blend with its surrounding according to the lightning.
The white skin reflects the light whereas the black skin absorbs the light.
Thick layer of fat:
The thickness in the fat helps the birds to warm itself. The fat is best form of internalinsulation.
b) Penguins live in flock:
They always stay together to keep themselves warm and protect themselves from frigid cold winds.
c) Geographical region of penguins:
The penguins are found in the southern hemisphere or Antarctica. There are less human habitation and there are abundant fish to feed in the polar region.
d) Adaptation for polar region:
One should have thick fur and fat, flat or webbed feet, strong beaks to scratch ices, loud voice to call others and flaps to swim.
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