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Adventures with the African Penguin

Follow the African penguin on its journey through nesting, feeding, and breeding habits. Discover its unique coloration and protective behaviors. Dive into a world of sardines, anchovies, and sandy homes. Learn how these resilient creatures thrive in their colonies. A fun and educational story dedicated to penguin enthusiasts everywhere! Written by 7-year-old author Anna Chunco.

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Adventures with the African Penguin

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  1. African penguin By Anna Chunco

  2. This story is dedicated to: • Brianna Gross because she loves penguins very much. She also thinks they’re cute.

  3. The African penguin has a stripe on its belly. Their back is black and their belly is white. Their flippers are black too.

  4. The African penguins nest in burrows that they dig out of their own excrement, called guano, or in areas under boulders or bushes.

  5. Fish, sardines, sanford, anchovies and squid.

  6. I think the African penguin is the coolest penguin ever.

  7. African penguins breed within their coloneis; they do not travel to give birth. They hide from the sun and from predators like cats and seagulls. Eggs are laid in pairs and both parents help incubate them. Both parents also feed the newly-born chicks.

  8. Meet the Author! Thank your readers! I am 7 years old. I live in Newfane. I picked the African penguin because I thought it was cool. The African penguin has really nice colors.

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