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why do the penguin always lived with the groups​

Answer 1

The reason penguins live in colonies is just because they increase the chances of survival, both adults, and offspring. ... Despite living in groups, within each colony penguins remain in pairs, sometimes alone or with their offspring. Penguins are usually monogamous birds, although there are exceptions...

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Answer 2

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Many species of penguin spend most of their lives with large groups of other penguins. A large group of penguins is called a rookery. They do everything together: eating, swimming, hunting and nesting. In Antarctica, where it's very cold, emperor penguins will huddle together to stay warm in the frigid winds. Penguins have a unique voice or call that they use to find their mates and chicks in large groups of sometimes a thousand penguins or more!

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