120 likes | 230 Vues
Rockhopper penguins are remarkable warm-blooded birds that thrive in the cold environments of Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic islands. Standing approximately 22 inches tall and weighing between 5 to 10 pounds, they are easily identifiable by their distinctive yellow band and black crest. These penguins primarily feed on krill and fish while being preyed upon by killer whales. They make their nests in cliffs and rocky gullies, and are known for their unique behavior of jumping from rock to rock. Notably, they possess striking red eyes and an orange-reddish bill.
E N D
Rockhopper Penguin By Maddy
Bird • They are warm blooded. • It has feathers.
Location • Most rockhopper penguins live in Antarctica.
Habitat/ Environment • Where: Sub- Antarctic Islands • Surrounding/shelter: snow and ice • Temperature: Cold
Food • They eat krill and fish.
Predator-Prey • Krill and fish are their prey. • Killer whales are their predators.
Size / Looks • Height: 22 inches • Weight: from 5 to 10 pounds • Description: It has a yellow band. It has a black feather crest.
Interesting Fact • They make their nests in cliffs and rocky gullies.
Interesting Fact • They have red eyes.
Interesting Fact • They are called rockhopper penguins because they like to jump from rock to rock.
Interesting Fact • They have a yellow band on their head.
Interesting Fact • They have an orange – reddish bill.