Galápagos penguins are the only species of penguins that live north of the equator, while most penguins inhabit the Southern Hemisphere, particularly Antarctica.
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Penguins are seasonal monogamous
Penguins practice temporary monogamy, with females having up to three partners and males having up to two partners during each breeding season.
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Male penguins gift pebbles
Male penguins find smooth pebbles to woo female penguins during the breeding season, which strengthens their relationship and helps in nest building.
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Penguins can walklong distances
Penguins walk up to 60 miles to breed and waddle a thousand kilometers for food. They use their feet as rudders while swimming.
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The smallest penguin is only a foot tall
The Little Penguin species foundin Australia and New Zealand measure 12 to 14 inches tall. These tiny creatures spend most of their time in the water.