Mention the two adaptative features of a penguin that help in swimming
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The penguin's body is designed toswim underwater. One adaptation is that its wings turn into flippers thathelp the penguin glide through the water with speed and ease. ... Its wings and chest also have strong muscles that give the penguin the strength to propel, or move itself forward.
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The penguin's body is designed toswim underwater. One adaptation is that its wings turn into flippers thathelp the penguin glide through the water with speed and ease. ... Its wings and chest also have strong muscles that give the penguin the strength to propel, or move itself forward.
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One adaptation is that its wings turn into flippers that help the penguin glide through the water with speed and ease. Penguins use their wings as flippers while swimming. Its wings and chest also have strong muscles that give the penguin the strength to propel, or more itself forward and also they have a streamlined body and they have webbed feet for powerful swimming. I hope this is OK for you then plz mark me as brainlist
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