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Endangered Species *African Penguin

Endangered Species *African Penguin . Kelsey Harris Ms. Anderson September 13,2010. African Penguin. Live mostly in south Africa. Need to live near water to survive Do not like cold weather, but enjoys warm/cool water. …. Information. About 68cm in length Weigh 2.1 and 3.7kg

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Endangered Species *African Penguin

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  1. Endangered Species*African Penguin Kelsey Harris Ms. Anderson September 13,2010

  2. African Penguin • Live mostly in south Africa. • Need to live near water to survive • Do not like cold weather, but enjoys warm/cool water.

  3. …. Information • About 68cm in length • Weigh 2.1 and 3.7kg • Reach speeds up to 20km/h • 70,000 breeding pairs • Found only in Africa and Namibia • Cant be bread any where else because of climate.

  4. What they eat… • Anchovies • Pilchards (sardines) • Horse mackerel • Round herrings • Squid • Crustaceans

  5. Penguin appearance…… • Female appearance: • Smaller, shorter bills have more stripes on body • Males appearance: • Larger, heavier bills, always seen in pairs, they are never alone • Children appearance: • Not black and white yet, usually blue-grey with out the white face, or stripes.

  6. Picture of African Penguin on the Beach • Female penguin

  7. Why they’re endangered • Too much fishing on the African coast has cause penguins to travel farther to find food. • With less food for them, their babies are not surviving; which is causing a the drop in the population.

  8. What we can do to help these penguins • Breed the types of food they like to eat • Find other places for fishermen to fish • Stop fishing as often as they are

  9. Its up to you… • Do your part and help save these little penguins!

  10. Works Cited • www.bing.com • www.wikipedia.org/africanpenguin • www.about.com/africanpenguins

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